That's it from us after a cracking night of darts in Germany!

Michael van Gerwen won a thrilling final, in which Luke Littler missed two darts for the match.

Those two are sure to have plenty more exciting clashes in the weeks, months and years to come.

You can read our report on tonight's humdinger - and several other exciting matches - here.

The Premier League moves on to Glasgow next Thursday. We'll be back for that - and based on what we've seen tonight, you don't want to miss it!

This is how the table looks after a brilliant night of arrows in Berlin.

Michael Smith, the winner in Cardiff last week, still leads the way but Michael van Gerwen and Luke Littler are snapping at his heels...

Michael van Gerwen said it: that really has been a fantastic night for darts!

The most 'one-sided' matches of the night were won by two legs, five of seven went the distance.

The final was one of them and what a match it was. Luke Littler was superb but a first night win in the Premier League will have to wait at least another week.

MVG edged him in the deciding leg this time after both players averaged over 100.

Night two winner Michael van Gerwen, speaking to Sky Sports: "A lot of times I don't miss treble 20s either but it happens in darts. I thought it was a fantastic night for darts. I'm really pleased with my own performance today, finally I was able to give it the final push.

"I'm playing really well and in the important moments I was able to keep the pressure on my opponents. I feel good but there is more to come.

"Me and Vincent van der Voort have been speaking a lot and sometimes my energy levels in the game hasn't been great. You need to find a solution because I know I have the ability. We're working on that but at the moment it's going really well."

On playing Luke Littler in finals: "It's good. I hope we can keep it that way as well.

"In this format, in the Premier League, you have to be good week after week. It's non-stop and I think that was good for me. I was always putting energy into my game and that helps me in the long run.

"It is only week two. Everyone was saying 'last week you lost in the first round!' Don't worry, it's not a sprint, it's a marathon."

Michael van Gerwen hits a 180 to take control of the leg but lets it slip on his next visit... and Luke Littler hits a 180 of his own!

It's back in the balance...

MVG has a dart at bull for the match - and misses!

80 for the win for Littler, hits treble 20 but then misses two darts at double 10 for the match.

Mighty Mike doesn't let him off the hook this time. He finds double four to clinch the win. What a match!

Luke Littler has his easiest hold of the match as Michael van Gerwen fails to find a treble.

We've got one leg to determine a winner in Berlin...

Two bad misses on double 16 from Michael van Gerwen gives Luke Littler a chance at 102.

He leaves himself one dart at tops... but can't hit it.

MVG misses double 16 on the inside, then misses double eight. But, with the pressure on, gets it at the second attempt.

One more leg for the match.

So nearly a 145 checkout for Luke Littler but he is just off on double top.

Michael van Gerwen can't finish either, though, and Luke comes back to hit double five and draw level.

MVG is averaging over 110 but Littler is sticking with him.

Superb from Michael van Gerwen.

The three-time world champion has to hit double five to take out 80 with Luke Littler waiting to pounce if he doesn't.

In it goes and MVG lets out a shout of delight.

Michael van Gerwen turned up the heat but if Luke Littler is feeling it, it isn't showing.

He holds throw comfortably.

Another last leg decider, anyone?

John Part
Former PDC world champion on Sky Sports

He's in top gear, Michael van Gerwen. He's almost reached a tier of play that discombobulates the opponent.

It's taken until leg five but Michael van Gerwen hits the first 180 - and follows it up with the second.

He then coolly takes out 60 for a third leg on the spin and a first lead of the final.

He is looking in ominous form right now.

Michael van Gerwen turns down a shot at the bull for a 127 checkout with Luke Littler some way back.

He takes out double 16 on his next trip. That the break and we're back on throw.

Michael van Gerwen is off the mark with a fairly comfortable hold.

His second dart at double six finds the bed and he has a leg back.

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Luke Littler sets himself up for double 16 with a fantastic 171.

Michael van Gerwen, as if to prove a point, hits a 171 himself to leave double seven. Odd choice but he doesn't get a shot at it.

Double 16 is hit at the second time of asking by Littler and he has a two-leg cushion.

This is some start from both players!

Michael van Gerwen misses double 14 for a 12-darter and Luke Littler, after missing tops, hits double 10.

It's a 12-dart break for the 17-year-old.

These two have met in two finals already this year. Luke Littler won in Bahrain, Michael van Gerwen had his revenge in Den Bosch.

Who will come out on top in Berlin? MVG will throw first. Best of 11 legs again.

Pitbull is blaring out in Berlin and that can mean only one thing, Luke Littler has the Greenlight to make his way to the stage... sorry.

Anyway, here's Mighty Mike.

"Oh Michael van Gerwen!" chant the crowd.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Championship semi-finalist on Sky Sports

Luke Littler is still in his embryonic stage as a darts player but we know he's the real deal and he's proven it time and again. It's only taken him two weeks to reach his first nightly final.

Michael van Gerwen has been playing decent darts without winning events. I still think he's the best player in the world when they all play well. He's nowhere near his best right now and he still plays like that.

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