Price and Clayton fall in semis as Littler wins Premier title

Littler beats Humphries in epic Premier League finalImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Luke Littler has won every major television darts title in 2026ByCharlotte CoatesBBC Sport journalist at The O2, LondonPublished3 minutes agoWorld champion Luke Littler produced one of his finest displays to exact revenge on Luke Humphries and regain the Premier League in one of the competition's greatest finals.In a repeat of the previous two finals, the sport's top two showcased an unbelievable level of quality in front of 16,000 at The O2 as an emotional Littler came out on top with an 11-10 victory. The 19-year-old averaged 111 and landed 12 maximums, while world number two Humphries finished with an average of 105 and three 100+ checkouts. But, after a missed match dart by Littler, a deciding leg was needed to separate the English rivals.Against the throw, with Humphries down to a one-dart finish, Littler landed his final arrow in double 20 to end an epic showdown and lift the title for a second time after his 2024 success.Already a two-time world champion, the teenager has gone from strength to strength in 2026 as he added the Premier League to his world title, World Masters and UK Open this year. Littler & Humphries survive last-leg deciders in semisA dramatic night began with Gerwyn Price forcing Littler to show why he is the world number one in the first semi-final. Littler looked home and dry after walking off the stage at the interval with a 6-4 lead before putting three more legs on the board. But Price's response was superb. The Welshman won five legs in a row - with three 100+ checkouts - to take the match to a final-leg decider. Littler took control of it with a 180, before landing double 16 to seal his spot in a third Premier League final. While he was able to relax backstage before the final, defending champion Humphries and 2021 winner Jonny Clayton were involved in a titanic tussle of their own in the second semi-final. After a confident...