It is nearly time for Finals Night in Premier League Darts.
One of the standout events on the calendar, the iconic O2 Arena in London plays host once again this Thursday evening, as four of the best arrowsmiths bid to win the coveted trophy.
Reigning champion Luke Humphries takes on Jonny Clayton in the semi-finals, while teenage sensation – and League Phase table-topper – Luke Littler resumes his rivalry with Gerwyn Price.
England vs Wales in each semi-final, darting drama does not come much better or bigger than this!
And to further whet the appetite, we have picked out some online betting tips for each match, all of them featuring the latest darts odds on NetBet Sport.
Where can I watch Premier League Darts 2026 Finals Night in the UK?
The 2026 edition of Premier League Darts Finals Night will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Action, with coverage starting at 7pm UK time.
Premier League Darts Finals Night 2026 Odds & Betting Tips
*All odds are subject to change
Luke Littler (1.37) vs Gerwyn Price (3.10)
Total legs – Over 16.5 @ 2.01
While Littler is the big favourite here, ruling out Price is a move only a fool would make. When in full flow, the Welshman has the ability to match any player on the circuit, and his matches with Littler are usually pretty close affairs. So with that in mind, wagering on an outcome of at least 17 legs played in a ‘Best of 19 Legs’ contest could end up being a profitable pre-match pick.
Total 180s – Over 11.5 @ 1.92
When these two collide, the T20 bed usually takes a beating. Littler and Price are each showmen, and just love adding to the atmosphere by hitting 180s. Unsurprisingly, Littler led the way for maximums in the League Phase with a ridiculous 121, while Price was fourth in the standings with 82. We expect the 180 signs to be held aloft for much of this semi-final contest!
Jonny Clayton (3.00) vs Luke Humphries (1.39)
Legs handicap – Jonny Clayton +2.5 @ 1.89
Humphries is the form man heading into Finals Night, finishing in the top two of the last four League Phase nights. The former world champion also boasts the highest tournament average thus far (101.33). But Clayton is a master of the Premier League format, evidenced by four nightly wins. The other Welshman should make this a very close contest indeed, so utilising the handicap market is perhaps the way to go here.
Most 180s – Luke Humphries @ 2.00
However, when it comes to the art of hitting 180s, Humphries is the standout pick – and we are shocked to find him at evens in this market. Cool Hand hit 98 maximums from 31 League Phase matches at an average of 3.16, while Clayton mustered 88 from 32 games at an average of 2.75. The stats really do speak for themselves here!
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