All eyes on the oche at The O2 for the Premier League Darts Play-Offs. Four players will become just one by the end of the night to hold aloft the coveted trophy as the 2019 champion. Matches start at 7pm and tickets are available.
Michael van Gerwen bids to win a fourth successive Premier League title tonight having made it a hat-trick in 2018 when defeating world champion Rob Cross in the semi-finals and Michael Smith in the final.
The long road to the Premier League Darts Play-Offs started back in February with the top four players from the PDC Order of Merit, following the 2018/2019 World Championship, joined by five invited players. Across 16 weeks, including a double-header in Rotterdam, the players have battled it out with the opening nine matches featuring a round-robin league phase before the bottom player was eliminated ahead of six remaining league nights to decide the top four players progressing to tonight’s play-off finals.
Last week in Leeds the last four line-up was finally confirmed with world number one Michael van Gerwen winning to finish top of the Premier League group-phase table for a seventh successive year, pipping Rob Cross who was beaten by James Wade and finished second. World No3 Daryl Gurney clinched his semi-final spot to be joined by the aforesaid James Wade completing the last four.
Semi-final line-up
Tonight’s semi-final line-up: Michael van Gerwen (Netherlands) v Daryl Gurney (Northern Ireland) ~ Rob Cross (England) v James Wade (England)
Event time: On the oche at 7pm (doors open at 6pm).
Tickets in advance for the Premier League Darts Play-Offs are available via the ‘Get Tickets‘ link.
Tickets on the day subject to availablity. A sell-out is likely – checking the the ‘Official PDC‘ Twitter feed before travelling is recommended.
Travel tips: North Greenwich tube station and North Greenwich river bus pier are both on the doorstep. Alternatively get the cable car from Royal Victoria DLR station. There is car parking but it is advisable to pre-book via the O2 arena website.