Premier League Darts: Aspinall Wins, Littler Qualifies
- Nathan AspinallS victory in Aberdeen has put him on the verge of a Premier League play-off spot, while Luke Littler has guaranteed his position at the top of...
- The evening was marked by high drama, including a nine-dart finish from Gerwyn Price, who nonetheless lost his quarter-final match to Stephen Bunting 6-4.
- Littler's top-spot finish came despite Luke Humphries averaging 110.01 against him.
Nathan Aspinall‘s victory in Aberdeen shakes up teh Premier League Darts standings! The latest night saw Aspinall claim victory, putting him in contention for a play-off spot, and Luke Littler solidify his top position in the league.This week’s darts action was filled with excitement,including Gerwyn Price‘s stunning nine-darter,even though he was eliminated in the quarter-finals. aspinall’s dominant performance, which included a win over Michael van Gerwen, has pushed him into fourth place. Catch up on the compelling results and the implications for the final play-off spot, with insights from News Directory 3. Discover what’s next as the Premier League heads to Sheffield.
Aspinall Wins Aberdeen, Littler Clinches Premier League Top Spot
Updated May 28, 2025
Nathan AspinallS victory in Aberdeen has put him on the verge of a Premier League play-off spot, while Luke Littler has guaranteed his position at the top of the league. Aspinall defeated chris Dobey 6-1 in the final of the Aberdeen event on Thursday.
The evening was marked by high drama, including a nine-dart finish from Gerwyn Price, who nonetheless lost his quarter-final match to Stephen Bunting 6-4. Dobey reached the final after a close 6-5 victory against world champion Luke Littler.
Littler’s top-spot finish came despite Luke Humphries averaging 110.01 against him. Littler averaged an impressive 115.96,securing his place in the four-man play-offs in London on May 29,alongside Humphries adn Price.
Aspinall’s journey to the final included a 6-3 victory over Michael van Gerwen, propelling him into fourth place. He then defeated bunting 6-1 before his final triumph over dobey.
“All I have said to my family, I don’t want to come fifth again. I’ve put one foot in the finals… It’s in my hands,” Aspinall said, emphasizing the importance of his upcoming match against Van Gerwen.
What’s next
Aspinall’s fate now hinges on the upcoming event in Sheffield. If Michael van gerwen fails to win the night, Aspinall will secure the final play-off spot, realizing his dream of competing at the O2.