LUKE LITTLER has reclaimed top spot of the Premier League Darts leaderboard after beating Rob Cross in the final of Night 13.
While World No1 Luke Humphries dropped to second after crashing out to Nathan Aspinall in the quarter-finals.
Michael van Gerwen won the Premier League in 2023 and is eyeing a third straight title this year.
Last year, the Dutchman beat Gerwyn Price in an epic final – marking Mighty Mike’s seventh time winning the competition.
Premier League Darts fixtures & results
Night One – Utilita Arena, Cardiff – Thursday February 1
Quarter-finals
- Rob Cross 6-3 Peter Wright
- Nathan Aspinall 4-6 Gerwyn Price
- Michael van Gerwen 5-6 Michael Smith
- Luke Littler 6-2 Luke Humphries
Semi-finals
- Michael Smith 6-5 Luke Littler
- Rob Cross 2-6 Gerwyn Price
Final
- Gerwyn Price 2-6 Michael Smith
Night Two – Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin – Thursday February 8 – QF
Quarter-finals
- Nathan Aspinall 4-6 Michael van Gerwen
- Michael Smith 6-5 Gerwyn Price
- Luke Littler 6-5 Rob Cross
- Luke Humphries 6-4 Peter Wright
Semi-finals
- Michael van Gerwen 6-5 Michael Smith
- Luke Littler 6-5 Luke Humphries
Final
- Michael van Gerwen 6-5 Luke Littler
Night Three – OVO Hydro, Glasgow – Thursday February 15 – QF
Quarter-finals
- Rob Cross 6-4 Michael Smith
- Michael van Gerwen 6-2 Peter Wright
- Nathan Aspinall 3-6 Luke Humphries
- Gerwyn Price 6-5 Luke Littler
Semi-finals
- Rob Cross 4-6 Michael van Gerwen
- Luke Humphries 6-3 Gerwyn Price
Final
- Michael van Gerwen 6-5 Luke Humphries
Night Four – Utilita Arena, Newcastle – Thursday February 22
Quarter-finals
- Michael Smith 5-6 Nathan Aspinall
- Rob Cross 6-5 Luke Humphries
- Peter Wright 5-6 Luke Littler
- Gerwyn Price 4-6 Michael van Gerwen
Semi-finals
- Nathan Aspinall 6-4 Rob Cross
- Luke Littler 5-6 Michael van Gerwen
Final
- Nathan Aspinall 4-6 Michael van Gerwen
Night Five – Westpoint, Exeter – Thursday, February 29
Quarter-finals
- Luke Humphries 6-3 Michael van Gerwen
- Nathan Aspinall 6-4 Peter Wright
- Gerwyn Price 1-6 Rob Cross
- Luke Littler 6-2 Michael Smith
Semi-finals
- Luke Humphries 5-6 Nathan Aspinall
- Rob Cross 6-3 Luke Littler
Final
- Nathan Aspinall 6-2 Rob Cross
Night Six – The Brighton Centre– Thursday March 7
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-finals
- Luke Humphries 6-3 Rob Cross
- Luke Littler 3-6 Michael Smith
Final
- Luke Humphries 6-3 Michael Smith
Night Seven – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham – Thursday, March 14 – QF
- Peter Wright 6-5 Gerwyn Price
- Luke Humphries 6-4 Michael Smith
- Michael van Gerwen 2-6 Luke Littler
- Rob Cross 5-6 Nathan Aspinall
Semi-finals
- Peter Wright 1-6 Luke Humphries
- Luke Littler 3-6 Nathan Aspinall
Finals
- Luke Humphries 6-3 Nathan Aspinall
Night Eight – 3Arena, Dublin – Thursday March 21
- Luke Humphries 6-1 Peter Wright
- Nathan Aspinall 6-5 Rob Cross
- Michael van Gerwen 5-6 Gerwyn Price
- Luke Littler 4-6 Michael Smith
Semi-finals
- Luke Humphries 6-4 Nathan Aspinall
- Gerwyn Price 5-6 Michael Smith
Finals
- Luke Humphries 6-2 Michael Smith
Night Nine – SSE Arena, Belfast – Thursday March 28 – QF
- Luke Humphries 5-6 Luke Littler
- Michael Smith 4-6 Michael van Gerwen
- Nathan Aspinall 6-5 Gerwyn Price
- Rob Cross 3-6 Peter Wright
Semi-finals
- Luke Littler 6-3 Michael van Gerwen
- Nathan Aspinall 6-2 Peter Wright
Final
- Luke Littler 6-4 Nathan Aspinall
Night Ten – AO Arena, Manchester – Thursday April 4 – QF
- Nathan Aspinall 6-3 Rob Cross
- Luke Littler 6-3 Michael van Gerwen
- Michael Smith 6-3 Luke Humphries
- Gerwyn Price 6-4 Peter Wright
Semi-finals
- Luke Littler 6-4 Nathan Aspinall
- Gerwyn Price 6-3 Michael Smith
Final
- Luke Littler 6-3 Gerwyn Price
Night 11 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham – Thursday April 11 – QF
- Peter Wright 4-6 Luke Humphries
- Rob Cross 5-6 Luke Littler
- Gerwyn Price 3-6 Michael Smith
- Michael van Gerwen 6-4 Nathan Aspinall
Semi-finals
- Luke Humphries 5-6 Luke Littler
- Michael Smith 4-6 Michael van Gerwen
Final
- Luke Littler 3-6 Michael van Gerwen
Night 12 – Rotterdam Ahoy, Rotterdam – Thursday, April 18 – QF
- Michael Smith 6-3 Luke Littler
- Rob Cross 3-6 Gerwyn Price
- Peter Wright 2-6 Nathan Aspinall
- Michael van Gerwen 4-6 Luke Humphries
Semi-finals
- Michael Smith 6-5 Gerwyn Price
- Nathan Aspinall 6-4 Luke Humphries
Final
- Michael Smith 4-6 Nathan Aspinall
Night 13 – M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool – Thursday April 25 – QF
- Luke Littler 6-3 Gerwyn Price
- Luke Humphries 2-6 Nathan Aspinall
- Peter Wright 3-6 Michael van Gerwen
- Michael Smith 4-6 Rob Cross
Semi-finals
- Luke Littler 6-5 Nathan Aspinall
- Michael van Gerwen 2-6 Rob Cross
Finals
- Luke Littler 6-2 Rob Cross
Night 14 – P&J Live, Aberdeen – Thursday May 2 – QF
- Peter Wright v Michael Smith
- Luke Littler v Nathan Aspinall
- Michael van Gerwen v Rob Cross
- Gerwyn Price v Luke Humphries
Night 15 – First Direct Arena, Leeds – Thursday May 9 – QF
- Michael van Gerwen v Gerwyn Price
- Luke Littler v Peter Wright
- Luke Humphries v Rob Cross
- Nathan Aspinall v Michael Smith
Night 16 – Utilita Arena, Sheffield – Thursday May 16
- Fixtures confirmed following Night 15
Play-Offs – The O2, London – Thursday May 23
- Semi-Finals
- Final
What channel is it and can it be live streamed?
- The Premier League Darts 2024 will be shown on Sky Sports Main in the UK.
- Coverage will start from 7pm every Thursday until the final.
- You can live stream the action on the Sky Go or NOW TV apps, both of which are available for download onto your mobile or tablet device.
What is the prize money?
The prize fund for Premier League Darts is a whopping £1million, with £275,000 of that going to the winner.
- Winner: £275,000
- Runner-up: £125,000
- Losing semi-finalists: £85,000
- Fifth: £75,000
- Sixth: £70,000
- Seventh: £65,000
- Eighth: £60,000
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