Luke Littler Win & Most 180s v Stephen Bunting


With Luke Littler too short to support as a single in his clash with Stephen Bunting on Thursday night, instead look to the teenage sensation to pick up the win, alongside hitting the most 180s. Littler rubber-stamped top spot in the Premier League with a 6-3 win over Luke Humphries last Thursday, averaging a monstrous 115 in the process. That victory was Littler’s 24th across his 34 outings in this season’s Premier League, with three of those wins coming against bottom-of-the-table Stephen Bunting.

Moreover, Littler hit the most 180s in each of those three victories, not to mention he also won the 180 battle in the one game that he lost to the ‘Bullet’ back on Night 11. Given that both players are at opposite ends of both the Premier League table and the 180 leaderboard, Littler looks well worth siding with here in the match win and most 180s market.

Luke Humphries to Win v Rob Cross


Luke Humphries can return to winning ways by overcoming Rob Cross on Thursday night. ‘Cool Hand’ produced a stunning display in Aberdeen last week but it wasn’t enough to get the better of Luke Littler. Humphries’ strong showing last Thursday came fresh off the back of him securing his third nightly win of the season in Leeds a fortnight ago. As such, Humphries should arrive in Sheffield in high spirits, not to mention he will be keen to lay down a marker ahead of next week’s grand finale.

Cross, on the other hand, has underwhelmed for the majority of the season and is now at risk of finishing bottom of the table. Voltage has failed to progress beyond the quarter-final stage in six of the previous seven nights of the season, most recently being comfortably dispatched 6-2 by fellow struggler Chris Dobey. What’s more, Cross has come up short in two of his three meetings with Humphries in this season’s Premier League, and the form book would suggest that trend will continue in the Steel City.

Gerwyn Price to Win v Chris Dobey


Gerwyn Price looks well placed to come out on top in his quarter-final clash with Chris Dobey on Thursday night. ‘The Iceman’ secured his play-off spot with a couple of weeks to spare and he has since produced a perfect nine-dart leg in Aberdeen last time out. That being said, Price did fall to a 6-4 defeat to Stephen Bunting last Thursday, so he will be keen to get back in the winning groove ahead of next week’s showpiece at the O2.

While Dobey is by no means a pushover opponent, he has come away empty-handed from 14 of his 23 matches in this season’s Premier League. Two of those defeats came at the hands of Price, both of which saw the Welshman claim a pair of convincing 6-2 victories. It’s also worth noting that Price won each of the five meetings between the pair in the 2023 edition of the Premier League, further suggesting that he will prove too hot to handle for ‘Hollywood’ on the final night of the regular season.