Next Premier League fixtures
Night Seven - Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham - Thursday, March 14 - QFs
- Peter Wright vs Gerwyn Price
- Luke Humphries vs Michael Smith
- Michael van Gerwen vs Luke Littler
- Rob Cross vs Nathan Aspinall
Score flaw
Fans watching Luke Littler's Premier League quarter-final clash with Nathan Aspinall were left confused with a changing scoreboard.
While Littler was dominating the third leg of the match the digital scoreboard in the corner of fans' screens appeared to stop working.
After the display seemed to freeze for a short while and show incorrect score, the broadcasters then changed it to an old-fashioned looking one instead.
Fans were confused by the unusual technical error and took to social media to make their thoughts heard.
One wrote: "Scoreboard u okay hun?"
While another added: "People pay for this scoreboard Sky Sports - get a grip!"
The wait goes on...
Luke Littler's hunt for a first Premier League success will have to wait even longer.
The teen sensation was dumped out of night six of the Premier League in Brighton after losing to Michael Smith 6-3 in the semi-final.
Littler fell into a 3-0 hole after missing his first EIGHT doubles of the match and ending the tie with an average of just 95.27.
Littler tried a late fight back, but was too far behind to secure himself a spot in the Premier League final for the second time this season.
Instead it was Smith who booked a spot in the final at The Brighton Centre where he faced Cool Hands Luke Humphries.
But Smith was unable to get the better of Humphries who continued his commendable run of form as world number one.
Night six results
How tonight's results panned out as Luke Humphries collected his first nightly win.
Quarter finals
- Luke Humphries 6-2 Gerwyn Price
- Rob Cross 6-2 Michael van Gerwen
- Nathan Aspinall 3-6 Luke Littler
- Michael Smith 6-5 Peter Wright
Semi final
- Luke Humphries 6-3 Rob Cross
- Luke Littler 3-6 Michael Smith
Night 6 final
- Luke Humphries 6-3 Michael Smith
That winning moment
You can see how much this victory means to Luke Humphries.
Humphries reacts
Luke Humphries says he feels his game is coming back to full strength after a disappointing few weeks after his world championship win.
He told Sky Sports: “I feel like I haven’t played my best since the worlds, for that first six weeks.
“I’ve come back playing better. Sometimes it takes time to get used to everything you’re going through.
“I’ve come here today and upped my game even more which is important for me.
“A couple of runners-up since then so it’s good to have a winner’s trophy!
“I’m a good winner and a good loser. I accept you’re probably going to lose more than you win in this tournament.”