Schedule Night Four Premier League Darts 2024: Tungsten tussles hit Tyneside including Van Gerwen-Price and Wright-Littler
PDCThursday, 22 February 2024 at 20:48
It is already time for the fourth night of 2024 Premier League Darts action. The venue is the Utilita Arena in Newcastle, where they will once again fight for important points and ultimately the weekly title.
The great thing about this round of play is also that we are presented with four matches in the quarterfinals that we have not seen before in this competition. The evening kicks off with a duel between Michael Smith and Nathan Aspinall. Smith lost the lead in Premier League Darts to Michael van Gerwen last week, but is still in second place. Aspinall is still pointless so far in this competition.
The same goes for Peter Wright, who will take on teenage sensation Luke Littler in Newcastle. The 17-year-old already has a final place in this Premier League under his belt and is in a creditable third place after three rounds of play.
Michael van Gerwen will enter the fourth round of play against his rival Gerwyn Price. Furthermore, Englishmen Rob Cross and Luke Humphries are also vying for a spot in the last four.
Schedule Premier League Darts 2024
Night Four - Utilita Arena, Newcastle
Thursday, Feb. 22
Quarterfinals
Michael Smith v Nathan Aspinall
Rob Cross v Luke Humphries
Peter Wright v Luke Littler
Gerwyn Price v Michael van Gerwen
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