Premier League Darts 2025: Luke Humphries beats Luke Littler for first time in tournament to win Night Four | Darts News happymamay

Luke Humphrez won his first English Premier League victory over Locke Litler in the seventh attempt on the fourth night in Exter, which increased his progress at the top of the 2025 table.

Littler 19 threw the amazing maximum over its three matches, although its level decreased in the final against the world number 1, with average 97 after two recipients in the previous rounds.

Littler started the competition with a noise, as it took out 144 at the opening station before breaking the Humphries on the fourth to get a 3-1 feature.

He could, and perhaps, it should turn this into 4-1 progress, but he was absent from arrows in 10 and five doubles that allowed Humphrez to leave directly, while these two spouses himself returned to chase Litler as he was broken again in the ninth leg, where Humphrez closed things from there.

This means that the Humphries points during the first four weeks are now in 15 years, which are seven of Littler in second place, with the only night winner in 2025, Gerwyn PRICE, in third place in the seventh after leaving the quarter -finals. Michael van Gereen is the first four places, in six points, despite losing in the opening match at the fourth night.

Humphrez: No more excuses against Litler

Humphrez said Sky Sports After his last night victory: “It looked like a hard work, but I also felt that my game was in a good way.

“He played Littler great tonight, but he didn’t play great in the final match and managed to put my feet on the gas – as I did in the other two games – at the end of the game directly.

“This is the first time that I hit the Premier League. It becomes more difficult every time you lose, but this time I felt a little more and there was no more excuses – nothing could prevent me.

“It is a great start, 15 points after four nights. I like to win the group; it’s the beginning of a dream and I hope I can continue to press and raise the points.

“This will give me confidence.”

Littler behaves in the final, but it is ultimately short

Littler threw 10 180 years, with an average of 112, when he beat Stephen Poning 6-3 in the quarter-finals, his opponent still does not win within four weeks of the championship, despite its average average near 105 and six maximum in the competition.

Then Littleer Nathan Aspinal blew up in the semi-finals, as he was racing to make 3-0, and eventually took it 6-2 with an average of 110 and three tons of more, and closed matters and reserved his place in the final match with a deadly hasty in the bull.

On the contrary, Humphrez was not at his best sparkling, despite his arrival in his third final during the first four nights of the tournament, where he beat the price of the third Yafa winner in the quarters, before returning to get rid of Rob Kroos in the fourth final.

Humphrez named 156 exit in the fourth stage of his match against Price, and he grabbed the very important throwing on the ninth, but then he found the finish line where five of the match missed – until he erred by mistake in one stage – before he achieved victory, lucky to see the price six quarter of Tots that would have been forced to the stage of creativity.

In the semi-finals against the cross, Humphrez left a slide from the legs, 5-4 left behind due to the doubling of some dodging-to reach only four from 14-before the 167 exit dzamar and 116 in consecutive legs to win it.

Earlier in the night, in the other eight round, Cross and Aspinall beat Van Gereen and Chris Dobby, respectively, in the final Decides.

What next?

The Premier League with Night Five in Brighton will continue on Thursday, March 6, where Van Gerwen faces a price in the opening match of the evening before Littler with Dobey in the upper half of the lot.

Cross no World No 1 Humphries meets before playing Bunting Aspinal to capture work in the quarter -finals. Watch Night Five from The Penal League DARTS on Thursday from 7 pm, and live at the Sky SPORTS MAIN and Sky SPORTS+event.

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