Premier League Darts champion Luke Littler has made a fast start to the defence of his title but the teenage star has reiterated a suggested change he first made in 2024

The incident comes just weeks after the Professional Darts Corporation condemned whistling and booing towards players during the Glasgow night

The Premier League Darts Night 5 in Brighton saw two legs of perfection on stage which were ecstatically celebrated by the crowd, but we also saw the worst of darts fans

Luke Humphries and Rob Cross both hit nine-darters in the Premier League on Thursday night and both went on to lose the match. It was a dramatic night in Brighton, with some incredible quality on display,

I was lucky enough to go to the Premier League darts event at the Brighton Centre, and I was not disappointed.

Luke Littler wins night five of Premier League Darts in Brighton with 6-3 win over Nathan Aspinall Two nine-darters in one night - Rob Cross and Luke Humphries Semi-finals: Van Gerwen 2-6 Littler, Cross 5-6 Aspinall Quarter-finals: Price 3-6 Van Gerwen,

Humphries and Littler have been sharing most of the headlines in darts for some time, with the former still top of the world rankings and the latter the reigning world champion. T

Luke Humphries said ‘the better player won’ after the world number one lost to Rob Cross, on night five of the Premier League at the Brighton Centre.

Luke Humphries hit three ton-plus finishes in a row last week to engineer a fine comeback against Rob Cross. And that's something the world number one has excelled at in the Premier League so far. World number one Luke Humphries has separated himself from the pack with weekly wins in Belfast and Exeter already seeing him open up a seven-point gap at the top of the table.

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