Darts Premier League 2026: Night Seven - Dublin

Update: Gian van Veen has withdrawn from Night Seven, so Michael van Gerwen progresses automatically to the semi-finals.

Stephen Bunting vs Luke Littler

After an uncharacteristically slow start to the season, world champion Luke Littler has rediscovered his form to soar up the Premier League table in recent weeks, and he's firm favourite to ease past Stephen Bunting in Dublin.

Both Littler and Bunting have one nightly win to their names this season, but consecutive final appearances suggest Littler's poor start is well and truly behind him - which spells danger for his opponent here.

Stephen Bunting has only won two of his six quarter-finals so far, and has lost four of his last five matches against the world number one, so while he's often one to throw up a surprise, The Bullet could be in for a very short evening.

Josh Rock vs Gerwyn Price

Still yet to register a single point in his debut Premier League campaign, Josh Rock is quickly getting cut adrift at the bottom of the table, and it doesn't get much easier for him as he meets Night Two winner Gerwyn Price in Dublin.

That being said, the pair have three wins each from their last six meetings, so Rock knows he can beat the Welshman if he performs at his best - something he hasn't been able to do in the opening six weeks of the season.

Price still finds himself sitting in the top three for now, but with only two points separating him from seventh-placed Stephen Bunting, he'll be desperate to grab some wins and start opening up the gap - which he is favourite to do here.

Jonny Clayton vs Luke Humphries

Rounding off the quarter-finals in Dublin, runaway Premier League leader Jonny Clayton takes on world number two Luke Humphries for the third time in as many weeks, with Cool Hand still awaiting his first nightly win of the season.

Clayton picked up his second nightly win of the year last time out with a thumping victory over Luke Littler in Nottingham, but despite the surprise early contender beating Humphries twice in the last two weeks, the Welshman still comes into Night Seven as a slight underdog.

Humphries' ranking as world number two is no accident, and he's proven he can beat anyone on his day, but with Clayton performing so convincingly in the opening month and a half of action, there's real potential for another upset here.

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