Michael van Gerwen beats Luke Littler 8-6 to win Dutch Masters on home soil
Van Gerwen avenges defeat to 17-year-old at last week's Bahrain Masters
Both players return to action when Premier League Darts begins on Thursday
Semi-final results: Van Gerwen 7-4 Van Veen, Littler 7-4 Price
Quarter-final results: Littler 6-5 Humphries, Price 6-3 Doets, Van Gerwen 6-5 Van Barneveld, Van Veen 6-3 Noppert
Littler 2-2 Humphries
Image source, Kelly Deckers/PDCWe're level after four legs.
After hitting his first 180 of the night, Luke Littler leaves himself 130 but can't find the treble he needs to give himself a double.
Luke Humphries takes advantage and nails a double 16 to draw level.
Littler 2-1 Humphries
Luke Humphries misses double 12 and then double six to give Luke Littler a chance for a 3-0 lead.
However, he can't convert and Humphries finds double three on his next visit to get on the board.
Littler 2-0 Humphries
Stuart Pyke
Darts commentator on ITV
Littler just looks so at ease, so comfortable. He is just a very down to earth young man.
Littler 2-0 Humphries
Image source, Kelly Deckers/PDCLuke Humphries has an off leg and Luke Littler punishes him.
He takes out 105, finishing with a pair of double 20s.
Great start for the 17-year-old.
Littler 1-0 Humphries
Stuart Pyke
Darts commentator on ITV
Luke Littler is very good on double top. Very, very good.
Littler 1-0 Humphries
Luke Humphries didn't hit a single 180 last night but he has one in the first leg tonight.
He then comes a whisker away from hitting bull for a 161 checkout but then fails with darts at double eight and double four on his next visit.
That give Luke Littler the chance to return and hit double top to go 1-0 up.
Littler 0-0 Humphries
Here we go. Luke Littler will throw first.
He started with a 180 last night, just the 96 this evening.
Chris Mason
Former World Championship quarter-finalist on ITV
Luke Humphries is the man of the moment. He'll be looking for more titles. Great players find a way to win.
Littler 0-0 Humphries
Are you ready? Here they come.
Luke Humphries is the first up on stage and gets a decent reception.
After a few boos last night, Luke Littler gets a better response from the crowd tonight. Albeit nothing like the support he had during the World Championship.
Littler v Humphries
Luke Littler, speaking to ITV before his match with Luke Humphries: "It wasn't the best performance but I'm sure I'll put it right tonight."
I'm glad you asked.
Like in Bahrain last week, the winner will take home £20,000. The runner-up wins £10,000.
Semi-finalists get £5,000, those who won last night each earned £2,500.
Everyone gets £1,250 for taking part.
Chris Mason
Former World Championship quarter-finalist on ITV
Image source, Getty ImagesWe didn't think we'd have to wait long for the Littler v Humphries reunion and what a treat.
If you're here or watching at home, what a night you're going to have.
It could be a rivalry that goes on for a decade.
Van Veen v Noppert
Tonight's last quarter-final is another all-Dutch affair as Gian van Veen takes on Danny Noppert.
Van Veen, 21, shocked world number three Michael Smith in the first round, claiming a 6-3 victory.
It was one of five wins for Dutch players last night, including four for local players over PDC stars.
Noppert got things started with an impressive 6-2 win over Nathan Aspinall.
The world number seven hit four maximums and averaged 95.68 in a dominant showing.
Price v Doets
Image source, Kelly Deckers/PDCTwo of the most impressive performers from last night face off in tonight's second quarter-final as Wales' Gerwyn Price takes on another Dutch talent, Kevin Doets.
Doets, 25, averaged just shy of 100 as he saw off world number eight Peter Wright 6-2 last night.
He hit six 180s to leave the two-time world champion trailing in his wake.
Price then ousted defending champion Dimitri van den Bergh in a high-quality contest, winning 6-3.
The 2021 world champ averaged 103.43 and hit 75% of his doubles.
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This is a big test for the youngster tonight and I think he will probably fly through it, but he’s the man now and he’s got no fear in his game, but he’s set his standards now and he’s going to have to keep his game on track!!
YN
Van Gerwen v Van Barneveld
Image source, Kelly Deckers/PDCWe've got another big-name match-up in the quarter-finals with a clash of two Dutch heavyweights.
Three-time world champion Michael van Gerwen takes on Raymond van Barneveld, who has five world titles to his name.
Barney overcame Rob Cross in a last-leg decider thanks to his superior finishing, much to the delight of the home crowd.
Meanwhile, MVG enjoyed a comfortable 6-1 win over his close friend Vincent van der Voort in Friday's last match.
Littler v Humphries
It was plain sailing for both World Championship finalists in the first round last night.
Luke Littler was up first and cruised to a 6-2 win over Dutchman Dirk van Duijvenbode.
"I'm happy with the way I played," Littler told ITV. "I'm happy with my scoring and my finishing.
"In practice nothing was going, but I've always said that I always feel like I throw well on stage. I'm just glad I can have a bad practice but produce onstage."
In the next match, Luke Humphries thrashed Jermaine Wattimena 6-0 to set up tonight's standout quarter-final.
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Littler v Humphries
Image source, Getty ImagesWhat a start to the evening we have!
It's world number one Luke Humphries up against 17-year-old rising star Luke Littler in a repeat of the World Championship final.
Humphries came out on top in that one. Will Littler have his revenge tonight?
Order of play
Without further ado, here is what we've got to look forward to tonight...
Quarter-finals (best of 11 legs)
Semi-finals (best of 13 legs)
Final (best of 15 legs)