Summary

  1. Thanks for tuning inpublished at 23:17 BST 7 May

    That is all from us tonight as Luke Littler secured yet another weekly win and remained top of the Premier League darts standings.

    We will be back next week to bring you coverage of all the action from Birmingham.

    For now, I'll leave you with Callum Matthews' report.

  2. Coming up on Night 15published at 23:15 BST 7 May

    Premier League darts goes to Birmingham next week for the penultimate week of the group stage.

    Here is what you have to look forward to:

    Thursday, 14 May - Utilita Arena, Birmingham

    Quarter-finals

    Josh Rock v Gian van Veen

    Gerwyn Price v Michael van Gerwen

    Luke Humphries v Stephen Bunting

    Jonny Clayton v Luke Littler

    A reminder that the fixtures for week 16 - the final week of league action - will be decided based on the table after night 15. Top will play eighth, second will face seventh and so on.

  3. 'I can go and beat my own record'published at 23:10 BST 7 May

    Result: Littler 6-5 Humphries

    Night winner Luke Littler, speaking to Sky Sports: "A very good night. Every game went to a last leg decider apart from the first. They definitely got their money's worth tonight. Very happy with myself and go on to break my own record."

    On when he thought he gained control against Luke Humphries: "It was obviously crucial seeing Luke miss for the match. Throughout the game we held pretty much. Another good game between me and Luke.

    On whether his focus is on himself or responding to his opponent during matches to be so competitive: "When you go into a league you just focus on yourself, but if a player is coming at you or matching you it's just leg by leg, trying to hold your throw or break. It keeps going on until the end."

    On how he remains focused now: "I've just got to keep going. I can go and beat my own record. Even the win against Jonny, I knew I was a few points clear. I'm in the clear now and I've just got to keep top spot."

  4. How we stand after night 14published at 23:07 BST 7 May

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  5. The Nuke on song in Leedspublished at 23:02 BST 7 May

    Result: Littler 6-5 Humphries

    Ian Mitchelmore
    BBC Sport Wales at First Direct Arena, Leeds

    Luke LittlerImage source, Getty Images

    And just like that, in the final leg of what has been an enthralling night, Luke Littler breaks for the first time in the match to take the nightly victory.

    That's another five points and £10,000 banked for the Nuke who sits proudly at the top of the table with two nights of the regular season remaining.

    It's also a fourth win in a row for Littler against Humphries in this season's Premier League.

  6. Postpublished at 22:58 BST 7 May

    Result: Littler 6-5 Humphries

    Stuart Pyke
    Commentator on Sky Sports

    It was another thriller of a final between two of the very best.

  7. Littler beats Humphriespublished at 22:58 BST 7 May

    Littler 6-5 Humphries

    Oh, Luke Humphries. Trebleless visits for him in this final leg, while Luke Littler hits a 180. Littler is down to 26, while Humphries is back on 240.

    Littler gets the first break of the game to snatch the nightly win, finishing on double 10 as he splits 26.

  8. Postpublished at 22:56 BST 7 May

    Littler 5-5 Humphries

    Stuart Pyke
    Commentator on Sky Sports

    Here we go again...

  9. No breaks and one final last-leg deciderpublished at 22:55 BST 7 May

    Littler 5-5 Humphries

    Ian Mitchelmore
    BBC Sport Wales at First Direct Arena, Leeds

    We've had 10 legs, and every single one has been won on throw.

    It's time for a sixth and final last-leg decider of the night.

    This is a fitting way to end what has been a remarkable night of action here in Leeds.

  10. Littler holdspublished at 22:55 BST 7 May

    Littler 5-5 Humphries

    Luke Humphries is presented with an opening following a few low-score visits from Luke Litlter, but he doesn't help himself by throwing a 41 and only following it up with 61.

    That gets him down to 78, Luke Littler is waiting on 64.

    Humphries has one dart at tops for the match, but it goes inside.

    One dart at tops for Littler... he pins it.

    A decider. Again.

  11. Postpublished at 22:54 BST 7 May

    Littler 4-5 Humphries

    John Part
    Former PDC world champion on Sky Sports

    Luke Humphries is cruising along.

  12. Humphries holdspublished at 22:54 BST 7 May

    Littler 4-5 Humphries

    Another dominant leg with the darts.

    Luke Humphries with an 11-darter to, move one from victory.

  13. Littler holdspublished at 22:53 BST 7 May

    Littler 4-4 Humphries

    Three perfect darts to start the leg from Luke Littler, then another 180 later in it.

    He runs away with this leg, eventually finishing on his trusty tops.

    We are going to a decider, aren't we?

  14. Humphries holdspublished at 22:52 BST 7 May

    Littler 3-4 Humphries

    Nothing is separating these two.

    Luke Humphries is first down to a finish and wraps it up by taking out 76.

    He takes out tops with the last dart of his three. Littler was lurking had he missed it.

  15. Littler holdspublished at 22:50 BST 7 May

    Littler 3-3 Humphries

    Luke LittlerImage source, PA Media

    A forgettable visit from Luke Humphries, really. He manages to get down to a finish, but Luke Littler has already had darts at doubles by that point.

    He wraps it up on double 10 to level it.

  16. Humphries holdspublished at 22:48 BST 7 May

    Littler 2-3 Humphries

    Luke Littler had chances to snatch that one as Luke Humphries missed darts for the leg.

    One at double 10 and one at double five both go inside from Littler. Humphries then pins double five himself.

  17. Tight tusslepublished at 22:48 BST 7 May

    Littler 2-2 Humphries

    Ian Mitchelmore
    BBC Sport Wales at First Direct Arena, Leeds

    Let's just get it over and done with.

    We're going to have a sixth consecutive last-leg decider, aren't we?

  18. Postpublished at 22:48 BST 7 May

    Littler 2-2 Humphries

    Stuart Pyke
    Commentator on Sky Sports

    It is beautiful to watch - they are playing off each other. They are playing as they are because their opponent is.

  19. Littler holds with 164 finishpublished at 22:47 BST 7 May

    Littler 2-2 Humphries

    Luke Humphries takes out 132, so how does Luke Littler respond?

    He takes out 164, finishing on double 16.

    This is lightning fast darts.

  20. Postpublished at 22:46 BST 7 May

    Littler 1-2 Humphries

    Stuart Pyke
    Commentator on Sky Sports

    Luke Humphries was much more deliberate in Aberdeen but he hasn't been here.