Premier League Darts LIVE RESULTS: Action ON NOW as Luke Littler faces Van Gerwen with teen eyeing record-breaking win

Night oddsHere are Betway’s live odds before Night 12 kicks off.

Night Winner: 

• Luke Littler – 11/8
• Luke Humphries – 9/2
• Gerwyn Price – 13/2
• Nathan Aspinall – 9/1
• Stephen Bunting – 9/1
• Chris Dobey – 11/1
• Rob Cross – 11/1
• Michael van Gerwen – 12/1

Littler eyes historyLuke Littler is chasing an unprecedented fifth nightly win – but faces a tough quarter-final opponent in Michael van Gerwen.

No player has ever won five nights during in a single Premier League campaign, with the Nuke’s last one coming in Newcastle on March 27.

But MVG – who has come under-fire recently – got back to his usual best on Monday when he won German Darts Grand Prix in Munich.

Van Gerwen defied a 113 average from Littler to triumph in an epic last-eight clash on the tournament’s opening night in Belfast, although the teenager has since won the pair’s last three meetings.

Littler also picked up a nightly win here in Liverpool last year!

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Here’s how the table looks after Night 111) Luke Littler…30
2) Luke Humphries…23
3) Nathan Aspinall…17
4) Gerwyn Price…15
5) Michael van Gerwen…15
6) Chris Dobey…12
7) Rob Cross…12
8) Stephen Bunting…8

Can Bunting go one step closer…again?Bunting picked up his first nightly win in Berlin, with a final victory over Gerwyn Price in Night 9.

But he lost last week’s final 6-2 to Chris Dobey in Manchester, after being Michael van Gerwen and Luke Littler in the rounds before.

Can he pick up his second ever nightly win in his home town tonight?

Bunting eyes huge home city winA focused Stephen Bunting admits tonight’s Premier League Darts in Liverpool will be emotional after a decade of waiting.

Bunting said: “I want to win, not cry.”

The 40-year-old, who was last a permanent fixture of a Premier League Darts campaign in 2015, says his heavy defeat to Phil Taylor on that occasion has taught him a lot ahead of a “dream” return.

The Bullet from Liverpool added: “I’m really excited, probably 10 years in the making.

“When Taylor beat me here all those years ago, I always dreamt of coming back.”

Prem prize As was the case in 2024, this year’s prize fund is £1million, as well as a £10,000 bonus for every night’s winner.

The breakdown of prizes is:

• Winner: £275,000
• Runner-up: £125,000
• Semi-finalists: £85,000
• 5th Place: £75,000
• 6th Place: £70,000
• 7th Place: £65,000
• 8th Place: £60,000
• Winners bonus per tournament: £10,000 (x16)

What happened on Night 11?Luke Littler‘s wait for a record-breaking fifth nightly win will go on after he was beaten 6-5 by Stephen Bunting in the semi-finals.

The Bullet couldn’t go all the way in the Netherlands after Chris Dobey beat him 6-2 in the final.

It’s the Newcastle-native’s first nightly win in the Premier League, and it puts him three points off the play-offs.

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Quarter-final fixtures

• Luke Humphries vs Nathan Aspinall – 7:15pm
• Michael van Gerwen vs Luke Littler – 7:45pm
• Rob Cross vs Stephen Bunting – 8:15pm
• Gerwyn Price vs Chris Dobey – 8:45pm

Welcome to Night 12 of the Premier League darts!Premier League Darts action returns TONIGHT – and Luke Littler will be hoping to secure a record-breaking win on Night 12.

The teen sensation is chasing an unprecedented fifth nightly win but faces a tough quarter-final opponent in Michael van Gerwen.

Meanwhile, Luke Humphries faces a tough battle with Nathan Aspinall.

And Night 11 winner Chris Dobey is up against Welsh superstar Gerwyn Price.

Keep scrolling to see all of the quarter-final fixtures.