Surely we're not going to see a whitewash? We may well do.

Peter Wright continues his flawless finishing by taking out double top with his first dart.

It's another break of throw. Smith just hasn't found his scoring boots.

Peter Wright continues his dominance. 5-0.

Snakebite finishes double four at the first time of asking and has now hit five out of eight attempts at double.

Smith is averaging less than 90.

Snakebite is in the mood here.

The Scot pings in a third maximum on his way to making it 4-0. He finishes 72 on double 16.

Michael Smith isn't at the races yet.

A second 180 for Peter Wright and a third leg in a row.

Wright is averaging a shade under 104. Mightily impressive stuff from the world number seven.

Kevin Wakeham: Peter Wright to beat Michael Smith. MvG to beat Gerwyn Price. MvG to beat Peter Wright in the final.

Lou: Loving this coverage takes me back to when I was a little girl watching it with my dad.

Michael Smith messes around on the doubles and Peter Wright steps in to finish on double 8. Wright also fired in his first max in the leg.

It's a break of throw for Snakebite.

Michael Smith gets this first semi-final under way with a maximum! The first of many you'd expect - but it's Peter Wright who wins the leg with a magnificent 128 finish on double 10.

More of the same please.

Peter Wright will throw first. First to 11 legs. Game on!

Michael Smith's passage to the semi-final was a little more nervy.

He had to see off a determined James Wade, 10-8, this afternoon to seal his place in the last four.

Peter Wright was in sensational form in the group stage, winning his three matches against Gerwyn Price, Daryl Gurney and then Rob Cross earlier today.

The Scot is currently bouncing around on the stage as part of his entrance. As he does.

If you want to get involved in this evening's live text, then you can send me your thoughts using #bbcdarts on Twitter.

Meanwhile, Peter Wright and Michael Smith are just about ready to make their entrances for this first semi-final in Leicester...

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The second semi sees world number one Michael van Gerwen take on in-form Gerwyn Price.

The Champions League of Darts is one of the few titles the Dutchman hasn't yet won, although it's only in it's fourth year.

For feisty Welshman Price, he'll have to beat the Dutchman on television for the first time if he's to go through to the final later.

First up it's world number seven Peter Wright against world number four Michael Smith.

Both men have been hitting 180s for fun in this tournament so far.

It promises to be a cracker.

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Television coverage is now under way on BBC Two or you can watch by clicking on the video icon at the top of this page.

I'll also be taking you through things leg-by-leg in the live text commentary so you won't miss a thing.

If you missed what happened in Sunday's afternoon session, check out the report...

The top eight slingers on the planet arrived in Leicester yesterday. Now four remain.

The first semi-final sees Peter 'Snakebite' Wright take on Michael 'Bully Boy' Smith.

World number one Michael van Gerwen against 'Iceman' Gerwyn Price follows in the other semi.

The winners then square off in the final. Tasty.

Hello and welcome to the final session of the 2019 Champions League of Darts.

We've got four of the best players in the world, £100,000 on offer for the winner, and one of the game's feistiest characters toeing the oche.

Not a bad way to spend a Sunday evening is it?

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Watch as James Wade wins a tense match 10-9 against defending champion Gary Anderson, who is knocked out of the 2019 Champions League of Darts on the opening day.

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Defending champion Gary Anderson is out of the 2019 Champions League of Darts after losing his first two group games.

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The world's best eight players compete for a £250,000 prize at the Morningside Arena in Leicester.

They are split into two groups, with the top two players in each group progressing to the semi-finals on Sunday evening.

Group A includes reigning champion Gary Anderson and world champion Michael van Gerwen, as well as Michael Smith and James Wade.

Group B features Daryl Gurney, Peter Wright, Rob Cross and Gerwyn Price.

After the opening matches of Saturday's afternoon session, the winners and losers in each group will face each other in the evening session.

The final group matches will take place in Sunday's afternoon session, before the semi-finals and final on Sunday evening.