Thanks for tuning in to our coverage of night seven of the Premier League.

That's your lot for the evening, but head here to check out Paul Higham's report as Luke Littler comes from 5-0 down to stun Gerwyn Price in Dublin.

See you next week!

69% of you predicted that Luke Littler would win that one going into the final.

I'm sure many thought otherwise at the end of the fifth leg.

Premier League darts takes place in Berlin next week.

For those in the UK, that means an earlier start time of 18:00 GMT.

Next Thursday marks the halfway point of the Premier League season as we rock up in Berlin.

That means the schedule was unknown until just now with the league table deciding the quarter-finals.

The leader, Jonny Clayton, faces bottom, Josh Rock, and second plays seventh and so on.

That leaves us with these quarter-finals:

• Jonny Clayton v Josh Rock
• Luke Humphries v Michael van Gerwen
• Luke Littler v Stephen Bunting
• Gerwyn Price v Gian van Veen

More from Luke Littler talking to Sky Sports: "I played very well against Stephen [Bunting in the quarter-finals] and got the two points.

"Michael [Van Gerwen], same as me, was waiting about but once we got in the bull room he was like 'ah well, we got two points' so I said 'thank you for your two points' because he pulled out when I should have played him in week three. It was another brilliant game with Michael and then the final. I've got nothing to say.

"We don't really talk about the play-offs. We just go along and always have a laugh with each other. The table was really close before tonight. I am closing that gap on Jonny [Clayton]. Most of the time we have a laugh.

"I've finished top in the past two years and obviously i want to do it again. With the start that Jonny had and the start I had, it's good to see that I'm now right behind him. We'll go chasing."

Luke Littler talking to Sky Sports: "I have no idea how I've done that. I got the first leg and had a bit of fun. I got my 180 and Gez set up double tops so I waved them goodbye and the rest is history.

"It was very strange. I was gone. The first leg was a bit of fun, got my 180 and then waved them goodbye because when Gerwyn Price is on double tops he doesn't usually miss.

"I was so gone. I might as well as have been off stage, but this is darts, things happen.

"I was gone. Darts is a silly old game."

Feel obliged to clarify that Mardle was quoting Mick Morgan's Rugby League commentary. The "I can't spake" line is an iconic bit from the '90s.

A reminder that Luke Littler was 5-0 down in that match.

Two HUGE 180s from Luke Littler as he piles on the pressure against Gerwyn Price.

He has 81 left, hits the treble 17, misses his first dart at double 15, but pins it with the last.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

Gerwyn Price will be disgusted with himself.

Well, well, well.

It is all square! Gerwyn Price misses another dart at tops to win it.

Littler finishes on his trusty double 10 to win the 10th leg.

Game on?

Somehow, Luke Littler has reduced Gerwyn Price's lead to one leg. Price missed yet another match dart in that leg.

This has been sloppy from Price since going 5-0 up.

A few more wayward darts are beginning to come into Gerwyn Price's game. He is making a meal of this.

Luke Littler takes his third leg - despite missing two darts at double 10.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

Image source, PA Media

It only gets interesting if Luke Littler wins this leg and then breaks in the next...

Gerwyn Price leaves 80 as Luke Littler is still not down to a finish.

Price can't finish it on the next visit and Littler then applies pressure with a 180 after Price sets up tops.

But Price is unable to finish in three darts and Littler punishes him by taking out double 5!

This is still not over...

Luke Littler tries to gee up the crowd after holding his throw.

He still has a very long way to go if he is to find a way to come back from this.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

Image source, PA Media

Luke Littler has had way more trebleless visits than Gerwyn Price here and that is the difference.

Let's get it right, Gerwyn Price hasn't been that good in this game.