Luke Littler and Luke Humphries both progress to set up repeat of World Darts Championship final in quarter-finals
Teenager Littler beats Dirk van Duijvenbode 6-2 and World champion Humphries beats Jermaine Wattimena 6-0
Other results: Nathan Aspinall 2-6 Danny Noppert, Peter Wright 2-6 Kevin Doets, Gerwyn Price 6-3 Dimitri Van den Bergh
Michael Smith 3-6 Gian van Veen, Rob Cross 5-6 Raymond van Barneveld, Michael van Gerwen 6-1 Vincent van der Voort
Quarter-finals, semi-finals and final from 18:00 GMT on Saturday - follow text updates on the BBC Sport website and app
Smith 2-1 Van Veen
Oh! Gian van Veen has a chance to take out 110 but just goes the wrong side of the wire when on double 18.
Michael Smith then misses darts at a double, before Van Veen returns and does the same.
Smith isn't going to give him another opportunity though. There's our first break.
Smith 1-1 Van Veen
Ufff!
We stay on throw as Michael Smith takes out 127 with a deadly accurate arrow straight in the middle of bullseye.
Smith 0-1 Van Veen
A lovely little hold by Gian van Veen to start.
He leaves 67 and takes out double 16 to claim the leg.
The 21-year-old lets our a little roar in celebration.
Smith v Van Veen
Time to get under way.
Debutant Gian van Veen has the throw.
Smith v Van Veen
Michael Smith looks relaxed. He's taking selfies with a young fan before doing his walk on.
The Den Bosch crowd are enjoying his song choice too.
Shut Up and Dance by Walk The Moon. Tune to be fair.
Smith v Van Veen
Our next match sees 2023 PDC World champion Michael Smith come up against 21-year-old Gian van Veen.
The Dutchman is a talented youngster, losing to Luke Littler in the final of the World Youth Championship.
He lost in the opening round of the World Darts Championship in December and is playing in his first World Series event tonight.
How will he get on?
Price 6-3 Van den Bergh
Both players averaged over 100 in that Price-Van den Bergh match.
The Belgian threw more 180s, but it was the checkout percentage that won Price the game.
He was up at 75%, compared to Van den Bergh's 30.
Littler v Van Duijvenbode (approx 20:45 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesLuke Littler is expecting a high standard in Den Bosch and could come up against two players he knocked out on the way to the World Championship final.
The 17-year-old beat both Gian van Veen, who faces Michael Smith in our next game, and Dutch legend Raymond van Barneveld at Alexandra Palace and is expecting to be pushed hard this weekend.
“The standard is going to be good once again,” he said.
“All eight of the representatives are good. Maybe Raymond and Gian want revenge, but every first round game is going to be tough for us, so it’s going to be a good weekend.
“It would be a massive bonus if I win it but if I do lose it’s back home and focus on Cardiff in the Premier League.”
Price 6-3 Van den Bergh
He was made to work a little harder for it than it looked like he might but Gerwyn Price gets the job done.
The Welshman hits double 18 to end with a 14-dart leg.
He averages 103.43 for the match with Dimitri van den Bergh not far behind on 102.43.
Good contest but it is Price who progresses to face Kevin Doets in the quarter-final tomorrow.
Price 5-3 Van den Bergh
Maybe being 5-1 down freed up Dimitri van den Bergh because he's really turned it on since.
He has one dart at double top to extend this match and he nails it.
On we go...
Price 5-2 Van den Bergh
Dimitri van den Bergh is not going down without a fight.
He breaks again to keep this match going a little longer. He hit his fourth 180 as well, one more than Price has managed.
Price 5-1 Van den Bergh
This has been really impressive from Gerwyn Price.
He immediately restores his two-break lead and now has the darts, needing just one more leg for victory.
The defending champion is on the brink of an early exit.
Price 4-1 Van den Bergh
A slightly sloppy leg from Gerwyn Price and Dimitri van den Bergh is able to break back.
He's still a break down but he's back in with a shout.
Price 4-0 Van den Bergh
It is all going the way of the Welshman and this one could be over quickly.
It's a 78 checkout for Gerwyn Price this time as he breaks for the second time.
Price 3-0 Van den Bergh
Gerwyn Price finishes with double top again and he lets out a cry of celebration. A 74 checkout.
Dimitri van den Bergh did hit his first maximum in that leg but he's up against it already.
Price 2-0 Van den Bergh
Dimitri van den Bergh had multiple chances to level it up but misses five darts at a double.
That gives Gerwyn Price the opportunity to break and he hits double top to do just that.
Price 1-0 Van den Bergh
Strong start from Gerwyn Price.
An 11-darter to start and a very comfortable hold.
Price 0-0 Van den Bergh
Plenty of laughing and joking between the two players ahead of this one.
Gerwyn Price will throw first...
Price v Van den Bergh
Defending champion Dimitri van den Bergh is up next as he takes on Gerwyn Price.
The Belgian is one of the regional players in this tournament and will want to show what he can do against some of the top-ranked players.
Wright 2-6 Doets
That final leg summed it up for Peter Wright. Twice he had the chance to capitalise on some nerves from his opponent, twice he was unable to convert.
Those jitters when the finish line was in sight aside, that was a very strong showing from Kevin Doets.
He hit six 180s to Wright's nil and averaged 98.31. Another PDC star falls...