Luke Humphries wins opening night after Michael van Gerwen beats Luke Littler in epic - Littler beaten despite huge average before Humphries marches past Chris Dobey in final

A new season of Premier League Darts gets underway on Thursday and the Belfast crowd are sure to serve up a cracking atmosphere.  There is change in the air this term, with mainstays of the

Luke Littler returns to defend his Premier League Darts title as a world champion, but how much money does the winner get? There are 16 nights of Premier League Darts between round one on 6 February and the play-offs at London’s O2 Arena on Thursday 29 May.

The latest season of Premier League Darts begins on Thursday, February 6 as the 2025 campaign kicks off at Belfast's SSE Arena. Defending champion Luke Littler will begin the defence of his title in Northern Ireland, as seven of the PDC's biggest stars hope to upset 'The Nuke'.

World Champion Luke Littler says retaining his Premier League Darts title "would mean everything" as he prepares to face Michael van Gerwen in Belfast.

Seven-time Premier League Darts champion Michael van Gerwen has criticised the competition’s line-up this season by claiming it could have been stronger

The Premier League Darts returns this week and will keep fans busy on Thursday evenings for the next few months. Belfast is the venue as the action gets under way, with a repeat of the World Darts Championship final among the matches taking place on the night as Luke Littler faces Michael van Gerwen once again.

Premier League Darts kicks off in Belfast this week. Eight of the best players in the world will compete over 17 events to become the Premier League Champion. In 2024, the honour came to Luke Littler,

BBC Sport takes you through how the Premier League Darts works, the prize money on offer, and whether Luke Littler will be playing.