Premier League Darts 2025: Results, Schedule, Standings, TV Guide, Predictions and prize money breakdown

Stay fully updated with all the happenings in the Premier League Darts 2025. In this article you will find all the results, schedule, the league standings, predictions, the TV guide and the prize money breakdown.

The Premier League Darts is one of the most spectacular darts tournaments in the world. Eight world-class players compete weekly for points, prize money and a coveted spot in the playoffs. Each day of play consists of a mini-tournament, in which players compete for the day's victory and an additional bonus of £10,000. After 16 weeks of play, the top four darters will compete in the playoffs, where the title of 2025 Premier League champion will be contested.
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Quarterfinals/Semi-Finals/Final: Best of 11 legs

Semifinals: Best of 19 legs

Final: Best of 21 legs

Thanks to Sky Sports, you don't have to miss a single darts moment. Every Thursday night starting at 7 p.m., the channel will bring you the matches live, including extensive analysis and interviews with the main players.

The broadcasts usually last until 11, allowing you to enjoy a full evening of pure entertainment and top-level darts at the highest level.

With a total prize fund of £1,000,000, the eight contestants are competing not only for the title, but also for a substantial amount of money. All participants are guaranteed £60,000 in prize money. This eventually rises to the top prize of £275,000 for the winner.

However, players can also win a bonus each week. For every winner of a mini-tournament during the league phase, a sum of £10,000 is up for grabs.

Chris Dobey (97.87) 6-4 (96.21) Gerwyn Price

Stephen Bunting (94.03) 4-6 (97.61) Rob Cross

Luke Littler (113.91) 5-6 (105.91) Michael van Gerwen

Nathan Aspinall (95.73) 2-6 (105.19) Luke Humphries

Chris Dobey (92.69) 6-4 (89.55) Rob Cross

Michael van Gerwen (101.51) 5-6 (99.31) Luke Humphries

Chris Dobey (96.88) 1-6 (95.86) Luke Humphries

Rob Cross (99.96) 5-6 (104.59) Luke Littler

Michael van Gerwen (109.16) 6-1 (93.91) Stephen Bunting

Nathan Aspinall (96.25) 4-6 (94.46) Gerwyn Price

Luke Humphries (106.07) 6-4 (97.57) Chris Dobey

Luke Littler (104.02) 6-2 (98.52) Michael van Gerwen

Gerwyn Price (97.63) 4-6 (101.98) Luke Humphries

Luke Littler (101.03) 6-5 (93.68) Luke Humphries

Luke Humphries (103.51) 6-4 (100.49) Stephen Bunting

Gerwyn Price (102.64) 6-4 (99.78) Luke Littler

Rob Cross (90.42) 3-6 (85.53) Nathan Aspinall

Michael van Gerwen (98.96) 6-4 (96.99) Chris Dobey

Luke Humphries (93.56) 3-6 (96.26) Gerwyn Price

Nathan Aspinall (99.22) 6-3 (93.21) Michael van Gerwen

Gerwyn Price (100.57) 6-3 (90.83) Nathan Aspinall

Michael van Gerwen (92.88) 5-6 (99.33) Rob Cross

Gerwyn Price (89.77) 4-6 (97.22) Luke Humphries

Chris Dobey (92.98) 5-6 (93.69) Nathan Aspinall

Stephen Bunting (106.18) 3-6 (113.1) Luke Littler

Rob Cross (98.81) 5-6 (99.75) Luke Humphries

Nathan Aspinall (95.21) 2-6 (109.67) Luke Littler

Luke Humphries (101.24) 6-4 (96.82) Luke Littler

Gerwyn Price (90.11) 3-6 (95.36) Michael van Gerwen

Luke Littler (97.83) 6-5 (100.21) Chris Dobey

Rob Cross (111.19) 6-4 (98.6) Luke Humphries

Stephen Bunting (97.06) 2-6 (106.46) Nathan Aspinall

Michael van Gerwen (90.41) 2-6 (106.11) Luke Littler

Rob Cross (106.91) 5-6 (96.49) Nathan Aspinall

Luke Littler (100.47) 6-3 (94.54) Nathan Aspinall

Luke Humphries (99.49) 4-6 (100.72) Luke Littler

Rob Cross (101.68) 6-2 (98.79) Chris Dobey

Stephen Bunting (102.11) 4-6 (97.86) Gerwyn Price

Nathan Aspinall (89.04) 4-6 (95.13) Michael van Gerwen

Luke Littler (107.82) 6-3 (103.88) Rob Cross

Gerwyn Price (107.25) 6-1 (97.58) Michael van Gerwen

Luke Littler (103.39) 3-6 (94.1) Gerwyn Price

Chris Dobey (90.27) 6-2 (87.05) Stephen Bunting

Luke Humphries (101.93) 4-6 (104.04) Michael van Gerwen

Luke Littler (102.21) 6-3 (88.73) Nathan Aspinall

Gerwyn Price (97.1) 5-6 (89.4) Rob Cross

Chris Dobey (82.28) 1-6 (91.53) Michael van Gerwen

Luke Littler (107.67) 6-2 (99.8) Rob Cross

Michael van Gerwen (101.41) 4-6 (111.25) Luke Littler

Luke Littler (109.98) 6-0 (102.15) Stephen Bunting

Gerwyn Price (86.17) 2-6 (100.87) Rob Cross

Luke Humphries (92.93) 6-3 (93.6) Chris Dobey

Michael Van Gerwen (96.04) 5-6 (97.09) Nathan Aspinall

Luke Littler (97.51) 6-3 (94.98) Rob Cross

Luke Humphries (106.73) 6-5 (101.18) Nathan Aspinall

Luke Littler (93.62) 6-1 (93.31) Luke Humphries

Nathan Aspinall (100.23) 2-6 (103.4) Stephen Bunting

Luke Humphries (98) 6-3 (99.68) Rob Cross

Chris Dobey (93.23) 6-2 (93.28) Luke Littler

Michael van Gerwen W-F Gerwyn Price (CANCELLED DUE TO INJURY)

Stephen Bunting (95.66) 6-2 (87.83) Luke Humphries

Chris Dobey (96.94) 2-6 (92.42) Gerwyn Price

Stephen Bunting (93.73) 6-5 (93.12) Gerwyn Price

Chris Dobey (94.32) 4-6 (97.12) Michael van Gerwen

Nathan Aspinall (96) 6-2 (97.93) Rob Cross

Luke Littler (103.93) 6-3 (103.47) Gerwyn Price

Stephen Bunting (105.33) 1-6 (118.43) Luke Humphries

Michael van Gerwen (85.59) 2-6 (101.31) Nathan Aspinall

Luke Littler (96.63) 4-6 (93.8) Luke Humphries

Nathan Aspinall (93.29) 6-4 (98.55) Luke Humphries

Chris Dobey (100.49) 6-3 (90.17) Luke Humphries

Gerwyn Price (94.19) 3-6 (97.02) Nathan Aspinall

Stephen Bunting (99.76) 6-5 (89.86) Michael van Gerwen

Luke Littler (108.56) 6-5 (110.15) Rob Cross

Chris Dobey (100.67) 6-2 (90.03) Nathan Aspinall

Stephen Bunting (106.43) 6-5 (101.39) Luke Littler

Chris Dobey (101.84) 6-2 (97.12) Stephen Bunting

Luke Humphries (113.5) 6-3 (104.03) Nathan Aspinall

Michael van Gerwen (95.53) 6-5 (98.77) Luke Littler

Rob Cross (100.54) 6-1 (91.01) Stephen Bunting

Gerwyn Price (106.74) 6-2 (105.61) Chris Dobey

Luke Humphries (98.22) 6-4 (98.21) Michael van Gerwen

Rob Cross (86.51) 2-6 (105.27) Gerwyn Price

Luke Humphries (102.46) 4-6 (104.43) Gerwyn Price

Luke Littler (98.11) 6-5 (95.25) Stephen Bunting

Nathan Aspinall (92.28) 6-3 (87.43) Chris Dobey

Luke Humphries (107.46) 5-6 (99.43) Gerwyn Price

Rob Cross (97.97) 4-6 (95.79) Michael van Gerwen

Luke Littler (96.56) 6-5 (98.16) Nathan Aspinall

Gerwyn Price (80.53) 3-6 (91.98) Michael van Gerwen

Luke Littler (102.37) 6-4 (94.31) Michael van Gerwen

Rob Cross (88.76) 5-6 (94.16) Gerwyn Price

Nathan Aspinall (95.81) 4-6 (91.41) Luke Littler

Michael van Gerwen (92.08) 4-6 (98.89) Luke Humphries

Stephen Bunting (97.46) 6-5 (99.43) Chris Dobey

Gerwyn Price (97.82) 3-6 (104.29) Luke Littler

Luke Humphries (91.94) 6-4 (95.7) Stephen Bunting

Luke Littler (99.89) 5-6 (100.96) Luke Humphries

Michael van Gerwen (97.52) 3-6 (97.2) Nathan Aspinall

Gerwyn Price (91.56) 4-6 (94.82) Stephen Bunting

Chris Dobey (107.48) 6-2 (100.42) Rob Cross

Luke Littler (115.96) 6-3 (110.01) Luke Humphries

Nathan Aspinall (94.19) 6-1 (95.63) Stephen Bunting

Chris Dobey (97.89) 6-5 (101.44) Luke Littler

Nathan Aspinall (92.77) 6-1 (98.39) Chris Dobey

Luke Littler (114.37) 6-1 (94.14) Stephen Bunting

Nathan Aspinall (101.44) 6-2 (92.82) Michael van Gerwen

Luke Humphries (97.41) 6-4 (95.91) Rob Cross

Gerwyn Price (103.96) 5-6 (108.91) Chris Dobey

Luke Littler (98.42) 6-4 (96.42) Nathan Aspinall

Luke Humphries (106.04) 6-2 (98.18) Chris Dobey

Luke Littler (96.99) 6-3 (92.93) Luke Humphries

Luke Littler (104.64) 10-7 (95.37) Gerwyn Price

Luke Humphries (105.81) 10-7 (101.76) Nathan Aspinall

Best of 19 legs

Luke Littler (100.29) 8-11 (97.86) Luke Humphries

Best of 21 legs

As finals night comes along, we canvassed our writers for predictions in regards to the winner of the Premier League Darts.

Samuel Gill, writer for DartsNews.com sees a surprise final of sorts. But not too much so. "I think the media narrative will be skewed slightly not in their favour. They will of course want a Luke Littler v Luke Humphries final. But I don't think that's what we will get I think it will be Humphries v Price in the final."

"Price's previous hoodoo over the lynchpin of darts is too much to not notice and he is always up for the big occasion. It's now time to put up or shut up so to speak and I think that he manages to find a way past him and into the final. While I think Humphries will be ran close by Nathan Aspinall. But that he technically used his nine lives in seeing off Michael van Gerwen and Humphries will be too strong over the distance."

"My champion though will be Luke Humphries finally seeing the spotlight on him over Luke Littler. 11-8 win over Price."

Pieter Verbeek, writer for DartsNieuws.com also sees Humphries winning but sees a repeat of last year's final.

"We find ourselves in a similar situation to last year, when Michael van Gerwen and Michael Smith were seen as the main threats to the two Lukes. This year, it's Nathan Aspinall and Gerwyn Price who will try to prevent a clash between the world’s No. 1 and No. 2.

"To be honest, I don’t see that happening. Price may have a strong record against Luke Littler, but The Nuke has proven time and again that when it truly matters, he delivers. Aspinall, on the other hand, normally falls short in scoring power against Luke Humphries, who rarely misses too much chances on the doubles.

"So I believe we’re heading for a repeat of last year’s final. And quietly, I have a feeling there might be a twist. I think Humphries edges it this time, taking the title with an 11–9 victory."

Nicolas Gayer, writer for DartsNews.DE though sees a repeat. "It's probably the most boring of all answers, but I can't see any way around a final showdown between the two Lukes - with one small exception: Luke Littler's choice of setup. In recent months there has only been one scenario that has made Luke Littler vulnerable to his opponents: experimenting with his darts setup. And the reigning world champion has already announced to SkySports that he may also want to deviate from his usual setup on tonight's final evening. Regardless of whether it is ‘only’ a different tip, a different colour of barrel or a different version of his flight shaft system: Luke Littler is always at his most dominant when he unpacks his ‘original’ setup: 23 gram Generation 1 barrels, Intermediate K-Flex and 42 mm tips. This decision could tip the scales - but I expect the best player in the world to make the right decision on one of the biggest darts nights of the year.

"Luke Littler will therefore secure his ticket to the final in a duel with Gerwyn Price before Luke Humphries takes on Nathan Aspinall to set up a rematch of last year's final.

"I'm expecting a showdown in the final that will live up to all its expectations. A battle of the two best darts players in the world - a 180 show, a festival of high finishes, maybe even a touch of 9-dart-brilliance? In the end, I think Luke Littler will prevail 11-8 and secure his second Premier League crown in as many years."

A point also shared by Kieran Wood, writer for DartsNews.com. "It sounds like a cliché, but it really is true that any of the four players could win, and it wouldn’t be a surprise. Littler obviously the man to beat as reigning champion and table topper, but all three of Humphries, Aspinall and Price are more than capable of winning the title if they have a good night.

"If I’m picking with my heart, I’d love to see Price take the title. Two nine-darters this year mean he heads to the O2 Arena in some of his best form in a long while, and for someone of the Welshman’s undoubted brilliance, he has had a surprising lack of TV success since winning his world title.

"Using my head though, it is hard to see past Littler. Probably the best chance to stop Littler is with Price in the semi-finals, as the world champion has been shown to have something of a mental advantage over both Humphries and Aspinall."