Michael van Gerwen ended his two-year wait for a PDC Premier title with a record-extending sixth World Series of Darts Finals triumph in Amsterdam on Sunday.

Michael van Gerwen won through another last-leg epic at the World Series of Darts Finals on Saturday to set up a blockbuster quarter-final clash against Luke Humphries.

Michael van Gerwen will renew his rivalry with Rob Cross in round two of the World Series of Darts Finals, after overcoming fellow countryman Wessel Nijman in a thrilling first round encounter in Amsterdam.

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The 2025 World Series of Darts Finals will begin in Amsterdam on Friday, as reigning champion Luke Littler bids to retain his title in the Dutch capital.

The PDC European Tour will visit Poland and Slovakia for the first time next year, with the PDC's 2026 calendar now released.

Luke Littler will begin the defence of his World Series of Darts Finals title against Simon Whitlock, with the draw and schedule confirmed for the Amsterdam showpiece.

Wessel Nijman will return to the World Series of Darts Finals next month, after the young Dutchman was one of six players to win through Wednesday’s Tour Card Holder Qualifier in Milton Keynes.

Player entries have been confirmed for next week's Players Championships 24-25 and the World Series of Darts Finals Tour Card Holder Qualifier.

Reigning champion Luke Littler, world number one Luke Humphries and top seed Stephen Bunting will headline the field for the 2025 World Series of Darts Finals, which will take place in Amsterdam next month.