The PDC Fantasy Darts Transfer Window is open ahead of Saturday's Betfred World Matchplay semi-finals in Blackpool.
Luke Littler, Josh Rock, James Wade and Jonny Clayton will battle it out for the right to star in Sunday's showpiece at the Winter Gardens, with young stars Littler and Rock locking horns in a battle of the former World Youth Champions.
The evening's opening semi-final will see 2007 World Matchplay winner Wade take on 2023 runner-up Clayton, with Wade the solitary former champion left standing at the Empress Ballroom.
Ahead of Saturday's semi-finals, you have one final transfer available, with a deadline of 2000 BST to make changes to your team.
CLICK HERE TO MAKE CHANGES TO YOUR FANTASY DARTS TEAM.
However, if all players are eliminated from a category, you are not able to select a player from a different category to make up your full compliment of players.
Littler is the only player from the 'Favourites' category featuring in Saturday's semi-finals, with Rock, Wade and Clayton all listed as 'Contenders'.
The overall PDC Fantasy Darts champion will receive a signed Luke Littler shirt, while further prizes also include a signed Nathan Aspinall shirt and a set of Michael van Gerwen’s EvoX darts.
Listed below are the points totals of the remaining four players ahead of Saturday's semi-finals.
Luke Littler - 70 points
Matches Won: 3 (9pts)
Legs Won: 39pts
Legs Lost: -27pts
180s hit: 32pts
Averages over 99.99: 2 (6pts)
Checkouts over 99.5: 6 (12pts)
Checkout % below 33%: -1pt
Littler remains the prized asset in Fantasy Darts - aided largely by his astonishing haul of 180s across the tournament.
The World Champion fired in 18 maximums during his epic 16-14 win over Andrew Gilding - a record tally in a World Matchplay quarter-final - while he's also converted six ton-plus checkouts in progressing to his maiden semi-final at the Winter Gardens.
Josh Rock - 66 points
Matches Won: 3 (9pts)
Legs Won: 39pts
Legs Lost: -27pts
180s hit: 23pts
Averages over 99.99: 2 (6pts)
Checkouts over 99.5: 8 (16pts)
Rock's outstanding combination finishing has been a feature of his success this week, with the Northern Irishman registering a total of eight ton-plus checkouts in wins over Ross Smith, Michael van Gerwen and Gerwyn Price respectively.
The 24-year-old has also been prolific in the scoring department, and his semi-final showdown against Littler appears destined to be a contest littered with quality.
James Wade - 56 points
Matches Won: 3 (9pts)
Legs Won: 37pts
Legs Lost: -21pts
180s hit: 17pts
Averages over 99.99: 2 (6pts)
Checkouts over 99.5: 3 (6pts)
Checkout % above 66%: 2pts
Wade will remarkably feature in his tenth World Matchplay semi-final on Saturday, and the 2007 champion has been the epitome of consistency throughout this year's tournament.
Having registered ton-plus averages in wins over Joe Cullen and Wessel Nijman, Wade delivered a masterclass in combination finishing to account for World Youth Champion Gian van Veen in the last eight.
Jonny Clayton - 54 points
Matches Won: 3 (9pts)
Legs Won: 37pts
Legs Lost: -22pts
180s hit: 22pts
Checkouts over 99.5: 4 (8pts)
Clayton has overcome Martin Schindler, Mike De Decker and Stephen Bunting to reach his second World Matchplay semi-final in three years, after succumbing to Nathan Aspinall in the 2023 final.
The Welsh number one is the only semi-finalist yet to register a ton-plus average in the tournament, although he was at his clinical best against Bunting in the quarter-finals, landing 108 and 118 finishes in successive legs to complete a thumping 16-7 victory.