The 2022 Premier League Darts is set to begin on Thursday February 3 with the first 'mini tournament' set to take place among the eight players.
A winner will be crowned every night which will add points to the Premier League table and the Sky Sports Darts TV Guide has been confirmed up to 17th February in Belfast.
All will be shown on Sky Sports Arena in the UK from 7pm every Thursday. There will be a partial gap between 17th February and early March due to the Berlin night being shifted.
Who will be crowned champion this year? Find out by watching Sky Sports throughout the tournament.
TV Guide - Sky Sports Darts - 2022 Premier League
Night 1 - Cardiff - Thursday 3 February - Sky Sports Main Event (19:00), Sky Sports Arena (19:00)
Night 2 - Liverpool - Thursday February 10 - Sky Sports Arena (19:00)
Night 3 - Belfast - Thursday February 17 - Sky Sports Arena (19:00)
Night 4 - Exeter - Thursday March 3 - Sky Sports Arena (19:00)
Night 5 - Brighton - Thursday March 10 - Sky Sports Arena (19:00)
Night 6 - Nottingham - Thursday March 17 - Sky Sports Arena (19:00)
Night 7 - Rotterdam - Thursday March 24 - Sky Sports Arena (19:00)
Night 8 - Birmingham - Thursday March 31 - Sky Sports Arena (19:00)
Night 9 - Leeds - Thursday April 7 - Sky Sports Arena (19:00)
Night 10 - Manchester - Thursday April 14 - Sky Sports Main Event (19:00)
Night 11 - Aberdeen - Thursday April 21 - Sky Sports Arena (19:00)
Night 12 - Dublin - Thursday April 28 - Sky Sports Arena (19:00)
Night 13 - Glasgow - Thursday May 5 - Sky Sports Arena (19:00)
Night 14 - Sheffield - Thursday May 12 - Sky Sports Action (19:00)
Night 15 - London - Thursday May 19 - Sky Sports Action (19:00)
Night 16 - Newcastle - Thursday May 26 - Sky Sports Main Event (19:00)
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