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Premier League Darts: Night 10 Preview

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The Premier League Darts reaches a pivotal juncture as Night 10 unfolds on Thursday at Manchester’s AO Arena.

This Night marks the tournament’s return to the UK following its Berlin leg, with the competition intensifying as players vie for crucial points to secure their spots in the playoffs.

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Tournament Format

The Premier League Darts operates on a league system, with players earning points based on their performance each night. The top four players at the end of the league phase will advance to the playoffs, culminating in the final at The O2 arena in London on May 29.

Michael van Gerwen vs. Chris Dobey

Michael van Gerwen returns to the Premier League after recovering from a neck injury that forced his withdrawal in Berlin, but still enters this bout as the favourite at 8/11. His readiness will be tested against Chris Dobey, who despite a modest seven-point tally this season, has shown flashes of brilliance, including a strong performance in Berlin.

Van Gerwen’s experience and recovery will be pivotal, while Dobey aims to capitalise on any potential vulnerabilities. Hollywood is 11/10 to defeat the Green Machine.

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Nathan Aspinall vs. Rob Cross

Nathan Aspinall appears fatigued after consecutive European Tour finals, which could impact his performance. Rob Cross, on the other hand, has demonstrated strong averages recently and might exploit Aspinall’s dip in energy.

This encounter is expected to be closely contested, with Cross potentially having the upper hand due to current form and Aspinall’s recent exertions. William Hill are torn over who enters as the favourite, but Voltage edges ahead at 4/5 compared to The Asp at EVS.

And if you fancy Cross to go all the way in Manchester, the Mardle Price Boost on him to win Night 10 outright is now 12/1 (was 10/1).

Luke Littler vs. Gerwyn Price

Luke Littler, leading the league with 26 points, faces a formidable challenge against Gerwyn Price, who has a psychological advantage with victories in their last six encounters. Littler will aim to break this streak and extend his lead at the top; he’s 1/3 to finally overcome the Iceman.

Price, currently third with 15 points, seeks to narrow the gap and solidify his playoff aspirations. Given their recent history, this match is poised to be a high-stakes battle with significant implications for both players. Considering The Nuke’s form, Price is 23/10 is go through.

Stephen Bunting vs. Luke Humphries

Stephen Bunting, buoyed by his first league and Night win in Berlin, is experiencing a surge in form. In contrast, Luke Humphries has expressed feelings of mental fatigue, which may affect his performance.

Bunting will aim to leverage his momentum, while Humphries will seek to overcome his recent challenges and maintain his position near the top of the standings. Even with these factors at play, the Bullet is 11/8 to make it into the semi-finals behind and odds-on Humphries at 4/7.

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Tournament Favourites

Understandably, Luke Littler remains the favourite to claim the Premier League title this year at 8/11, following his success in the competition last year as well as his recent PDC Championship title haul.

Luke Humphries narrowly trails ‘The Nuke’ at 5/2, followed by Gerwyn Price at 13/2. League veteran Michael van Gerwen is 11/1, while Rob Cross has drifted to 1201, followed by The Asp at 25/1.

Chris Dobey and Stephen Bunting are outsiders to claim the title at 80/1 and 100/1 respectively, even after Bunting’s recent victory.

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