What is the format for Premier League Darts Finals Night? Number of legs for semis and final

PREMIER League Darts Finals Night is here and it promises to be a thriller!

Teenage sensation Luke Littler is looking to successfully defend his title after finishing top of the table during the regular season.

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Luke Littler is aiming to defend his Premier League Darts title this evening[/caption]

The 18-year-old world champion ended on a high, winning Night 16 in Sheffield and breaking his own Premier League seasonal points record.

Littler ended the campaign on an incredible 45 points, 11 more than Luke Humphries in second.

Cool Hand will join the Nuke on Finals Night at the O2 Arena alongside Nathan Aspinall and Gerwyn Price.

The four stars will battle it out for Premier League glory and the mammoth £275,000 jackpot.

SunSport brings you all you need to know on Finals Night.

What is the format for Premier League Darts Finals Night?

During the Premier League Darts regular season, all matches are best of 11 legs.

However, on Finals Night, that is not the case, with the semi-finals contested over 19 legs (first to 10) before the final, which is best of 21 legs (first to 11).

Premier League Darts Finals Night fixtures

Here are the fixtures for Premier League Darts Finals Night:

Semi-finals (best of 19 legs)

• Luke Littler vs Gerwyn Price
• Luke Humphries vs Nathan Aspinall

Final (best of 21 legs)

• Littler/Price vs Humphries/Aspinall

Littler and Humphries will throw first in their respective semi-finals as they finished first and second in the regular season standings.

In the final, the order of throw will be decided by a bull-off in the practice room.

What is the Premier League Darts 2025 Prize Money?

The total prize pot for the Premier League Darts is set at £1million.

Stephen Bunting (8th) took home £60,000, Rob Cross (7th) £65,000, Chris Dobey (6th) £70,000 and Michael van Gerwen (5th) £75,000.

• Winner: £275,000
• Runner-up: £125,000
• Semi-finalists: £85,000
• 5th Place: £75,000
• 6th Place: £70,000
• 7th Place: £65,000
• 8th Place: £60,000
• Weekly winner bonus: £10,000 (x16)

Littler made £60,000 for his six nightly wins during the regular season, while Humphries and Price took home £30,000 each, Aspinall £20,000, and Dobey and Bunting claimed £10,000 for their single nightly wins.