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Tearful Luke Littler beat great rival Luke Humphries in a final-leg decider to regain his Premier League crown and pocket a £350,000 (€404,000) jackpot.

What a match between Littler and Humphries.

A dramatic night began with Gerwyn Price forcing Littler to show why he is the world number one in the first semi-final. Littler looked home and dry after walking off the stage at the interval with a 6-4 lead before putting three more legs…

Littler won the Premier League for a second time but the hostile reception he's been getting has been getting him down

World champion Luke Littler produces one of his finest displays to exact revenge on Luke Humphries and regain the Premier League with a 11-10 success in one of the competition's greatest finals.

Luke Humphries was narrowly beaten by his teenage rival at the O2 Arena.

Luke Littler was left in tears during his post-match interview as he admitted during his Premier League campaign that he thought about quitting the sport.

An emotional Luke Littler broke down in tears after his 2026 Premier League Darts final win over Luke Humphries at London's O2 Arena

The Nuke couldn't hold back the tears following Thursday's final.

Luke Littler came through a last-leg 11-10 thriller against Luke Humphries to be crowned Premier League champion at The O2 in London.

The final four met on finals night at the O2 in London with Luke Littler taking on Luke Humphries in the final.

It all comes down to this, as one of the four players tonight will lift the trophy.

The 2026 Premier League comes to a close this evening.

One of the most stacked lineups in Premier League Darts history is set to clash!

Jonny Clayton was left furious after missing a golden chance to beat Luke Humphries.

Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice has been crowned as the Premier League's top player in the inaugural BBC Sport award after helping the club win a first domestic title since 2004

Arsenal outlasted their competition to win their first Premier League title in 22 years (Picture: Getty)

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