The 2026 Premier League Darts season will take place from 5 February to 28 May, featuring seventeen thrilling nights of action across the United Kingdom and mainland Europe, all building up to the grand finale in London. Every Thursday night, eight players — the world’s top four, joined by four invited stars — get the chance to showcase their talent on the biggest weekly stage the sport has to offer.

Standings after the third round of the Premier League Darts

Premier League Darts 2026 Results and Schedule

Night 3 Glasgow
Gian van Veen has once again fallen just short of claiming his first Premier League night victory. An unstoppable Jonny Clayton proved too strong in the final of Night Three in Glasgow, defeating the Dutchman 6–2. Michael van Gerwen withdrew from the Scottish round due to illness, forcing him to surrender the top spot in the standings to Clayton.

Night 2 Antwerp
Price Powers Past Van Gerwen in Antwerp Thriller
Gerwyn Price lit up Antwerp with a powerhouse performance to claim his first Premier League nightly win of the season — and what a way to do it! In front of a roaring Belgian crowd, Price bulldozed his way past Gian van Veen and Jonny Clayton before delivering a statement victory over Michael van Gerwen in the final.
Van Gerwen had looked sharp earlier in the night, edging out Luke Littler 6–4 in a rollercoaster semi-final packed with six breaks of throw. The Dutchman averaged 100.7 and nailed four 180s, including a blistering 10-darter that left fans gasping. Littler came close to turning the tide with a bullseye attempt at ‘The Big Fish’ in leg three, but missed — and Van Gerwen pounced.
But the final belonged to Price.
With ice in his veins and fire in his throw, the Welshman dismantled Van Gerwen 6–3, handing him his first defeat of this Premier League campaign. It was a commanding display that capped off the tournament’s debut visit to Belgium in style.
Meanwhile, Luke Littler and Luke Humphries find themselves outside the top four — a reminder that in this league, every leg counts and every Thursday night is a battle.
Antwerp delivered drama, darts, and a new contender rising. Watch out — Price is flexing, and the Premier League just got a whole lot more interesting.

Night 1 Newcastle
Van Gerwen Steals the Show as Premier League Darts Explodes into Action
NEWCASTLE — The lights were bright, the crowd electric, and the stakes sky-high as eight of darts’ biggest names stepped onto the oche to launch the new Premier League campaign. And while all eyes were on reigning champion Luke Humphries and teenage sensation Luke Littler, it was Michael van Gerwen who reminded everyone why he’s still the man to beat.
Humphries had his sights set on a dream start to his title defence, and with Littler crashing out early to Gian van Veen, the path looked clear. But Van Gerwen had other plans.
In a vintage display of power scoring and ruthless finishing, the Dutch maestro stormed through the night and claimed top spot in the Premier League table. His throw was smooth, his focus razor-sharp, and his intent unmistakable — this was MVG in full flight.
Newcastle delivered drama, surprises, and a clear message: this season won’t be a walk in the park for anyone. With Littler and Humphries both stumbling, and Van Gerwen flexing his dominance, the race for the playoffs is already heating up.