The Premier League Darts stops in the Netherlands – Sport1 shows Luke Littler, local hero Michael van Gerwen and Co. from Rotterdam live on free TV.
The Premier League comes to the European mainland for the second time in 2025 and Sport1 transfers the darts spectacle live from the Rotterdam. The home game for Michael van Gerwen should create a fantastic atmosphere.
The 11th matchday of the spectacular league will be presented on the multichannel platforms and live on free TV from 7 p.m.
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In the run-up to the match day, the on-air team consisting of moderator Katharina Kleinfeldt, commentator Basti Schwele, the expert Max Hopp and Robert Marijanovic as well as social media editor Nico Kaufmann voted the audience in the warm-up show “Madhouse-The Sport1 Darts Show” from 6:15 p.m.
The show is peppered with highlights and on Sport1 YouTube channel as well as in the livestream on Sport1.de and in the Sport1 app .
Littler is currently the measure of things in the darts
In the Premier League there are always eight top stars on Thursdays, who fight for tournament victories in the largest arenas in Europe from February to May in the largest arenas and at the same time important points for the ticket to the final event.
The top 4 of the Order of Merit are set for the spectacular darts league. This year it concerns Luke Humphries, world champion Luke Littler, Michael van Gerwen and Rob Cross. In addition, Stephen Bunting, Gerwyn Price, Nathan Aspinall and Chris Dobey were invited by the organizer, the PDC.
Littler dominates the Premier League, despite his semi-final defeat in Manchester last week. The world champion leads the table with 28 points after ten game days. He has already reached four matchday successes. This is followed by ex-world champion Luke Humphries (23 points) and a trio with the winners of the past week, Nathan Aspinall, Gerwyn Price and van Gerwen (15 each).
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Humphries opens against Dobey in Rotterdam, after which it becomes very important for the table with Price and Aspinall in the direct duel. Van Gerwen is then challenged against the bottom of Stephen Bunting, but which had won the match day in Berlin. Little and Rob Cross are concluded.
All games are played according to the “Best-of-11 legs” mode. The matchday winner receives prize money of £ 10,000. In addition, the collected points go into the table.
After 16 match days, the TOP-4 qualify for the playoff evening, which deals with the second most important title after the World Cup and around £ 275,000.