2024 BetMGM Premier League fixtures confirmed

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Luke Humphries and Luke Littler will lock horns in a repeat of the World Championship final on the opening night of the BetMGM Premier League on February 1.

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Luke Humphries, Michael van Gerwen, Michael Smith, Nathan Aspinall, Gerwyn Price, Rob Cross, Peter Wright and Luke Littler will battle it out in the 2024 BetMGM Premier League.

Humphries & Littler headline 2024 BetMGM Premier League line-up

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Newly crowned World Champion Luke Humphries and teenage sensation Luke Littler will headline the 2024 BetMGM Premier League Darts line-up.

BetMGM Stars As New Title Sponsor of Premier League Darts

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Premier League Darts will have a new look in 2024 with BetMGM unveiled as the title sponsor of the sport's biggest roadshow event.

2024 BetMGM Premier League tickets on general sale

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Tickets for the 2024 Premier League are now on general sale for the 17-night roadshow event.

2024 Premier League tickets on priority sale

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Tickets for the 2024 Premier League are now on Priority Sale to PDCTV Annual Members and Priority Registration sign-ups.

2024 Premier League ticket information confirmed

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Ticket information for the 2024 Premier League has been confirmed ahead of elite level darts' return to venues across Europe from February to May.

Cardiff to host 2024 Premier League's season opener

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Cardiff will play host to the opening night of the 2024 Premier League, with the schedule confirmed for next year's roadshow event.

Record-breaking Van Gerwen insists: 'I'm not done yet!'

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Michael van Gerwen warned ‘I’m not done yet’ after celebrating a record-breaking seventh Cazoo Premier League crown at The O2 in London on Thursday night.

Van Gerwen powers past Price to secure record seventh PL title

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Michael van Gerwen produced an inspired display to defeat Gerwyn Price and secure a record-breaking seventh Cazoo Premier League title at London's O2 on Thursday.

Gary Anderson kick-started his Cazoo Premier League season with victory at Nottingham’s Motorpoint Arena on Thursday, producing a super-show to deny Michael Smith a first league night success.

Two-time Premier League champion Anderson enjoyed his best night of the season to claim the £10,000 bonus for winning in Nottingham, becoming the fifth different winner from six events in 2022.

Anderson had not won a match since the season's opening night in Cardiff, but racked up three wins in Nottingham to put himself back in contention in this year's league table.

The Scot survived a missed bullseye from Jonny Clayton to win the deciding leg of their quarter-final, before seeing off World Cup-winning team-mate Peter Wright 6-3 by finishing six doubles from nine attempts in the last four.

He opened the final against Smith with a brilliant ten-darter, and though the UK Open runner-up finished 105 and then moved 2-1 up, Anderson produced a sensational display to pull clear.

Double eight levelled for Anderson, before legs of 12 and 13 darts were followed by a 74 finish as he moved 5-2 up.

Smith finished double eight for a 13-darter to respond in leg eight and took out 68 to pull back to just one leg behind his former mentor.

However, Anderson regained breathing space with a 177 score in the next and took out double four for the win, ending the final with a 104.24 average.

"I'm off the bottom of the table and I'm happy," said Anderson. "Just to get two points would have done me, I'd have been happy.

"It was a struggle against Jonny, I played a bit better against Peter and I played well against Michael. When I got to near the winning line I was panicking a bit!

"I'm surprised, after the way I've been playing. It's been an absolute nightmare. It's soul-destroying when you turn up week-in, week-out and get beaten, and you're hitting 89 averages.

"Once we step on that stage, even if you know you're struggling, you still want to win. 

"On the practice board, everything's fine but when I come up [on stage] everything's not right so that's up to me to sort out."

The defeat means Smith has lost out twice in Premier League finals in as many weeks, having been the Brighton runner-up.

The World Championship finalist was a clinical 6-1 winner against James Wade in the quarter-finals, before reeling off six straight legs in a stunning comeback against Gerwyn Price in the semis.

On his return to action following a hand injury, Price ended Michael van Gerwen's bid to win a third successive night with a 6-4 quarter-final success.

Wright also returned to action, having withdrawn during last weekend's German Darts Championship due to a back problem, and saw off Cullen in their quarter-final tie.

The Cazoo Premier League will return to the Netherlands for the first time since 2019 for Night Seven next Thursday at Rotterdam Ahoy.

The four matches on the night will be headlined by Dutch hero Van Gerwen's meeting with Smith.

Anderson will begin his bid for back-to-back wins against Cullen, while Wright meets Wade and Clayton plays Price in an all-Welsh encounter.

The Cazoo Premier League is broadcast on Sky Sports in the UK & Ireland, through the PDC's worldwide broadcast partners including DAZN & Viaplay and through PDCTV (for subscribers outside of UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria & Switzerland).

Cazoo Premier League
Night 6 - Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
Thursday March 17
Quarter-Finals

Michael Smith 6-1 James Wade
Gerwyn Price 6-4 Michael van Gerwen
Gary Anderson 6-5 Jonny Clayton
Peter Wright 6-4 Joe Cullen

Semi-Finals
Michael Smith 6-4 Gerwyn Price
Gary Anderson 6-3 Peter Wright

Final
Gary Anderson 6-4 Michael Smith

Night 7 – Rotterdam Ahoy
Thursday March 24
Quarter-Finals

Peter Wright v James Wade
Gary Anderson v Joe Cullen
Jonny Clayton v Gerwyn Price
Michael van Gerwen v Michael Smith