That's all from us - what a night!

Stephen Bunting not only got his first points of the 2026 Premier League Darts, but he rattled off three impressive wins to claim victory on night four.

But what about Norther Ireland's Josh Rock - he may have lost 6-2 again and remain bottom of the table, but he produced a nine-darter in front of a home Belfast crowd. Incredible.

As ever, thank you for joining us. See you next week for night five in Cardiff.

Next week (5 March) Premier League Darts heads to Cardiff's Utilita Arena for night five.

Here's what we've got to look forward to.

Quarter-finals

Michael van Gerwen v Luke Humphries

Gian van Veen v Jonny Clayton

Gerwyn Price v Stephen Bunting

Luke Littler v Josh Rock

Semi-finals

Van Gerwen/Humphries v Van Veen/Clayton

Price/Bunting v Littler/Rock

Joel Bell
BBC Sport NI at SSE Arena

That’s all from me here at the SSE Arena.

An obvious fan favourite Stephen Bunting leaving with the win!

More from Stephen Bunting speaking to Sky Sports: "I never felt the pressure was on, I did last year, but this year I have worked really hard. I've got a lovely family at home.

"The fans in here tonight - wow. For them to stick by me, through thick and thin, everything I've been through. Coming out of that dark cloud. These are the nights I play for. Thank you - you dragged me through tonight.

"I know what I can do and how good I can be."

More from Stephen Bunting speaking to Sky Sports: "Every time I step up, no matter if I'm playing in the main tour or the worlds, I believe I'm one of the hardest players to beat, but people find a way, I always seem to lose to the winner!

"I've come off social media, I've got a great team behind me, I'm not looking at the negatives, just the positives. I had hypnotherapy this morning at 8am.

"I do believe I am one of the best players in the world, I deserve to be in the Premier League.

"Everyone was writing me off, people saying I should not be in it, but I know how hard I work behind the scenes. I'm the only player who has a one-year old son at home. I've got to juggle family life."

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Stephen Bunting speaking to Sky Sports: "Losing seven or eight on the bounce last year really helped me, gave me a lot of experience in this field. When you play in the Premier League you're playing against the best of the best. I'm overjoyed. What a win. This ranks up as one of the best wins of my career.

"I was a bit emotional after the first game, I held it together and I'm really happy with the performance. The crowd was unbelievable."

Stephen Bunting came into night four with zero points.

He needed something special, and boy did he produce it.

He beats Luke Humphries, Jonny Clayton and Gian van Veen to win his first night of the season!

Stephen Bunting hits three trebles, then gets down to 140, but leaves 40.

He gets another go, and hits D20 at the first time to win night four!

Gian van Veen is down to 135, but he leaves 12 on the board.

No bother, he gets D6 straight away.

The European champion doesn't look particularly happy about it.

Stephen Bunting gets down to 108.

T20, 16, bus misses D16! Gian van Veen needs 170, but misses the bull.

Bunting hits D16 at the first attempt.

Gian van Veen is shaking his head, he's on the brink of a third final defeat of the season.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

Let's hope so. Let's hope we have loads of darting drama.

Dan Dawson
Commentator on Sky Sports

This season could be carnage over the next few months with how everyone is playing at the moment.

Gian van Veen is on 152, but leaves 55 on the board.

Up comes Bunting to go for big fish, but he leaves 36.

Van Veen misses two doubles and Bunting breaks!

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

Gian van Veen is mentally equipped. He's got a big old brain and he uses it.

He'd love to be winning more but getting to the finals is tough. He knows he's good enough and he's beating players in previous weeks and tournaments, just not in finals. I think he's fine.

Bunting sets up 106 with 140, and he clinches it with D16!

Gian van Veen opens with another maximum and gets down to 70.

D8 and he's on the board.

"There's only one Stephen Bunting" rings out around SSE Arena.

He responds with a 168 to set up 16, as Gian van Veen hits his first maximum.

bunting takes out 16 at the third attempt!

Stephen Bunting opens with three consecutive 140s, but misses two doubles!

Van Veen can't take out 120, and Bunting finally checks out after four misses on double!

Here we go!