Premier League Darts 2025: The Battle Heats Up at the Halfway Mark

Premier League Darts ‘Halfway Stage’

The business end of the Premier League Darts 2025 is fast approaching. With just seven nights left before the Finals Night at The O2 in London, the tension is turning up a notch. Big finishes, big moments, and even bigger pressure – this year’s competition is shaping up to be one for the ages.

Right now, it’s all eyes on teenage trailblazer Luke Littler. At just 17, he’s tearing up the script. Four nightly wins under his belt, fearless on the oche, and playing with the swagger of a seasoned pro. He’s got the crowd behind him and the rest of the field chasing his tail.

Hot on his heels is Luke Humphries. The former World Champion has already picked up two nights. He continues to look dangerous every time he steps up. When he finds his groove, he’s almost untouchable.

Michael van Gerwen, always a contender, is sitting in third. He has had no nightly wins yet, but his trademark-consistency- has kept him in the running. You’d be brave to bet against him finding top gear just in time.

Then there’s Gerwyn Price, the Iceman with fire in his belly. He has already claimed two nightly wins and is hitting his stride when it matters most.

Rob Cross is holding on to fifth spot with 12 points, solid and steady. Nathan Aspinall is right behind him on 10, competing for every leg. Chris Dobey, on 7 points, is looking to climb closer into the Top 4 play off positions.

And at the foot of the table, a surprise twist – Stephen Bunting. After a strong World Championship, he’s had a tough ride in the Premier League. To everyone’s amazement, on Thursday 3rd April he had a fantastic nightly win in Berlin. He then went on to win the International Open on 6th April! Is this the start of something special? Can he make a charge for the top four? It’s a tall order – but never say never.