Luke Littler snaps Luke Humphries' Premier League winning streak in dramatic decider; will face Michael van Gerwen in Belfast semi-final
PDCThursday, 28 March 2024 at 21:12
Luke Humphries' won't be making Premier League Darts history with a fourth successive night win. Luke Littler has ended the World Champions hopes in Belfast in a dramatic deciding leg.
A replay of the World Darts Championship final of course. On that occasion, Humphries proved the winner but ever since, Littler has had his rivals number and with an average of 102.02 and a 50% double percentage, 'The Nuke' once again prevailed over 'Cool Hand Luke', taking a 6-5 win to reach the semi-finals.
In the final four, a mouthwatering tie against Michael van Gerwen awaits for the 17-year-old. Van Gerwen was behind for much of the match against Michael Smith but rallied from 4-2 down to reel off the last four legs without reply to take the win, averaging a very impressive 105.79 in the process.
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