Premier League Darts Night 10 tips and predictions: Luke Littler in trouble ahead of Manchester return
Luke Littler at Premier League Darts
The Premier League Darts roadshow returns to the English shores this Thursday night as the AO Arena in Manchester plays host to the tenth night of action on April 10.
After winning back-to-back nights in Cardiff and Newcastle, the seemingly indomitable Luke Littler was finally stopped over in Berlin last week.
Chris Dobey was the man to hand his teenage rival a rare defeat, and things aren’t about to get any easier for Littler in Manchester.
The Nuke takes on Gerwyn Price in his quarter-final clash – someone he has lost against six straight times. What’s more, Littler comes into this game on the back of a shock first round exit at the Players Championship event on Tuesday.
The teenager is at serious risk of losing back-to-back Premier League quarter-finals for the first time in his career as he takes on last week’s finalist.
At 9/4, Price offers plenty of value to win this match and continue his fine run against the world champion.
If we had to pick one man to keep a close eye on, it has to be Stephen Bunting. The Bullet not only picked up his first Premier League match win in Berlin, but he also claimed the whole night too.
If that wasn’t enough, the 40-year-old took home the International Darts Open title over the weekend, beating the likes of Luke Humphries and Nathan Aspinall on route to his second piece of silverware in a week.
At 10/1, there is plenty of value to be found in Bunting going all the way in Manchester.
The Bullet and Humphries will go head-to-head for the third time in seven days when the pair meet in Manchester’s quarter-final. The winner of that match will go on to face the winner of Littler v Price.
The other side of the draw consists of the four remaining players yet to claim a night win this season. Nathan Aspinall takes on Rob Cross while the aforementioned Dobey meets Michael van Gerwen.
The Dutchman missed last week’s trip to Berlin through a shoulder injury and is currently experiencing a serious dip in form.
MVG was dumped out in the first round of Tuesday’s Players Championship event, and he doesn’t exactly exude confidence at this moment in time. With that in mind, we’re backing Dobey to beat the Green Machine at a tasty 11/10.
Premier League Darts: Night 10 tips
How to watch Premier League Night 10
Premier League Night 10 from the Uber Arena, Berlin will be live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Action from 7pm and available to stream with NOW.
Premier League Night 10 schedule and match times
Quarter-final:
Chris Dobey vs Michael van Gerwen - 7:15pm
Nathan Aspinall vs Rob Cross - 7:45pm
Gerwyn Price vs Luke Littler - 8:15pm
Stephen Bunting vs Luke Humphries - 8:45pm
Semi-final:
Dobey/Van Gerwen vs Aspinall/Cross – 9.15pm
Price/Littler vs Bunting/Humphries – 9.45pm
Final - 1030pm
(All times BST)
Premier League Darts current standings
Luke Littler - 26pts - 4 nights won
Luke Humphries - 20pts - 2 nights won
Gerwyn Price - 15pts - 2 nights won
Michael van Gerwen - 13pts - 0 nights won
Rob Cross - 12pts - 0 nights won
Nathan Aspinall - 10pts - 0 nights won
Chris Dobey - 7pts - 0 nights won
Stephen Bunting - 5pts - 1 nights won
Premier League Darts 2025: Schedule and results
Night 1 - The SSE Arena, Belfast
Luke Humphries 6-1 Luke Dobey
Night 2 - OVO Hydro, Glasgow
Luke Littler 6-5 Luke Humphries
Night 3 - 3Arena, Dublin
Gerwyn Price 6-3 Nathan Aspinall
Night 4 - Westpoint Exeter
Luke Humphries 6-4 Luke Littler
Night 5 - The Brighton Centre
Luke Littler 6-3 Nathan Aspinall
Night 6 - Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
Gerwyn Price 6 Luke Littler 3
Night 7 - Utilita Arena, Cardiff
Luke Littler 6-4 Michael van Gerwen
Night 8 - Utilita Arena, Newcastle
Luke Littler 6-1 Luke Humphries
Night 9 - Uber Arena, Berlin (April 3)
Stephen Bunting 6-5 Gerwyn Price
Night 10 - AO Arena, Manchester (April 10)
Night 11 - Rotterdam Ahoy, Rotterdam (April 17)
Night 12 - M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool (April 24)
Night 13 - Utilita Arena, Birmingham (May 1)
Night 14 - First Direct Arena, Leeds (May 8)
Night 15 - P&J Live, Aberdeen (May 15)
Night 16 - Utilita Arena, Sheffield (May 22)
Play-Offs - The O2, London (May 29)
Premier League format
Each 'Night' is an eight-player knockout tournament over the best of 11 legs.
Nightly winner receives five points, runner-up three points, losing semi-finalists two points.
After Night 16 the top four in the final league table qualify for the play-offs at the O2 Arena on May 29.
The play-offs consist of two best-of-19-legs semi-finals and then the a best-of-21-legs final.
Premier League prize money
Tournament winner - £275,000
Runner-up - £125,000
Losing semi-finalists - £85,000
5th place £75,000
6th place £70,000
7th place £65,000
8th place £60,000
Nightly winners earn a £10,000 bonus
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