In an electrifying display of darts, Luke Littler emerged victorious in the second night of the Premier League held in Glasgow. The young champion faced a challenging path to victory, starting with a nail-biting match against Rob Cross, where he was down 5-1 but fought back to win 6-5. The final against Luke Humphries was no less intense, with Littler clinching the win in a decisive last leg to finish 6-5.

Despite a cut on his throwing hand, Humphries put up a formidable fight, even leading at 5-4 before Littler turned the game around. Littler's performance was marked by a spectacular 170 checkout and a 55% success rate on doubles, averaging 101.03 compared to Humphries' 93.68.

Key Highlights:

• Comeback King: Littler became the first player in the current Premier League format to win a match after being down 5-1.
• Strong Semi-final Performance: He dominated Michael van Gerwen with a 6-2 victory in the semi-finals.
• Crowd Influence: The match was not without its distractions, as the crowd's whistling added to the pressure, influencing the players' focus.

Looking Ahead: The Premier League Darts continues with night three in Dublin, promising more high-stakes action as the players vie for the top spots.

Quotes:

• 'It was a weird final. We both weren't playing well,' - Luke Littler
• 'I was down 5-1 and then you get a few legs on the bounce and my confidence, it just hit the roof and I managed to pull it back.' - Luke Littler