Luke Littler came through a last-leg 11-10 thriller against Luke Humphries to be crowned Premier League champion at The O2 in London.
It was a truly dramatic affair in what marked a trilogy Premier League final between the world No 1 and No 2. Littler had took glory in 2024, with Humphries hitting back in 2025. ‘The Nuke’ reclaimed the trophy with a match average of 111 in the final.
The win sees him take home £350,000, while runner-up Humphries goes home with £170,000.
With the victory, Littler now holds eight major titles – the World Darts Championship, World Matchplay, World Grand Prix, Grand Slam, Players Championship, UK Open, World Masters and now the Premier League.
Both players sealed their spots in the final after last-leg epics. Littler survived what was an almost almighty comeback from 9-4 down from Gerwyn Price in the opening semi-final, while Humphries managed to win his last-four tussle with Jonny Clayton 10-9.
Remarkably, all 59 possible legs happened on Finals Night with all three matches going all the way.
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