Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports

Fair play, brilliant from Rob Cross.

He's faced a bit of a barrage in the first five legs, so to find himself at 3-2 is a testament to where his game is at the moment.

Rob Cross holds his nerve after being left with one dart for a break of throw.

Double 16 needed with Luke Littler waiting to pounce. He hits and we're back with the darts.

Clinical from Luke Littler. A 103 checkout and another 12-darter.

He's halfway to another Premier League win.

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Bullseye hit and Luke Littler holds again. It's blink-and-you'll-miss-it stuff from the 17-year-old.

That's a 130 checkout and a 12-dart hold.

After a slow start, Rob Cross gets himself going with a 180.

Luke Littler still gets a dart at a double but misses tops - that would have given him a 120 checkout.

Cross comes back and nails double 10 to keep it on throw.

Luke Littler misses a couple of darts to take the first leg but Rob Cross is so far back it doesn't matter.

Double five is hit eventually and the teenager leads.

Mark Webster
Former BDO world champion on Sky Sports

I was just about to say nothing seems to faze him...

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Luke Littler starts with a 180. Of course he does.

Luke Littler gets the crowd going as he makes his way to the stage. They seem to be behind him...

It's a more relaxed walk on from Rob Cross.

It's a repeat of the World Championship semi-final, Littler won that. Who will come out on top tonight?

Luke Littler, speaking to Sky Sports: "I just want to win that first game every week and get the two points on the board. Then hopefully win the semi and the final.

"Rob [Cross] is a good lad. I've known him for a few years now. He might want revenge [for the World Championship semi-final], he might not. As I said, I just want to get the two points on the board."

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Luke Littler had the crowd well and truly on his side last week in Cardiff. Will it be the same in Berlin tonight as he takes on Rob Cross?

Littler beat Luke Humphries in a repeat of the World Championship final to reach the semis last week, but was beaten by Michael Smith in the last four.

2018 world champion Cross also fell at the semi-final stage. He was beaten 6-2 by Gerwyn Price after taking down Peter Wright in the quarters.

Are you ready? It's Luke Littler time...

Both players end the match averaging more than 100.

Gerwyn Price edges that stat 102.80 to Michael Smith's 101.35, but Bully Boy had seven 180s to the Welshman's two.

Both of them took out a 170 finish as well.

The most important stat, of course, is Smith's six legs to Price's five. The 2023 world champ is into the semi-finals having been 3-0 down.

It was some match!

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It's another comeback win in Berlin!

Michael Smith holds comfortably in the end as Gerwyn Price has a poor leg at the worst possible time.

Smith is through to play Michael van Gerwen in the semis.

John Part
Former PDC world champion on Sky Sports

A fish apiece! The ocean is getting drained!

Now a deciding leg to decide who takes the match!

I said it could be the match of the night - well it just might be...

Superb from Gerwyn Price!

He follows Michael Smith's lead from a couple of legs ago and takes out 170 as if it were the easiest thing in the world and we're going to a decider.

With 60 needed, the pressure is on for Michael Smith as Gerwyn Price leaves tops.

An awkward first dart doesn't make it any easier for Smith but he gets tops at the second attempt.

He is one leg away from victory now.

A big leg for Gerwyn Price and he draws level again.

Michael Smith misses two darts at tops, Price hits it and on we go...

It's four on the spin for Michael Smith.

Brilliant scoring from last week's winner. Two treble 20s and a single 18 leave him tops, hit at the first attempt and the Englishman leads for the first time.