Premier League

The Premier League 2025 will be played from February 6th until May 29th in cities all over Europe, including; London, Belfast, Berlin and Rotterdam. 

Luke Littler will step up to defend his title. Last year he defeated Luke Humphries in the final. They will be competing against: Michael van Gerwen, Gerwyn Price, Nathan Aspinall, Stephen Bunting, Chris Dobey and Rob Cross.

The PDC has chosen to repeat last year's direction for this year’s tournament, meaning that there is now only enough room for 8 players. Every week they will all be playing against each other, which also means that there will be 4 quarter finals, 2 semifinals and a final every single week. By winning the matches in this bracket they will earn points, which will form a ranking. All players will play each other twice in the 16 weeks of the tournament. After these 16 weeks, the top 4 will place for the play-offs that will be hosted on Thursday, May 29th, in London. There is also a bonus of 10,000 GBP to be earned by the winner of each evening.

All the tournament results and the program for the upcoming days can be accessed by clicking Results, and if you want to know who will face whom in the next round, click Bracket. For today’s program, head to the Matchcenter. For an overview of the entire history of the PDC World Championship, head over to the Premier League page.

Format
All matches in the first 16 weeks - b.o. 11 legs

Play-offs:
Semifinals - b.o. 19 legs
Final - b.o. 21 legs

Schedule Cazoo Premier League 2025
Thursday 06 February – SSE Arena, Belfast
Thursday 13 February – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
Thursday 20 February – 3Arena, Dublin
Thursday 27 February – Westpoint, Exeter
Thursday 06 March – The Brighton Centre, Brighton
Thursday 13 March – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
Thursday 20 March – Utilita Arena, Cardiff
Thursday 27 March – Utilita Arena, Newcastle
Thursday 03 April – Uber Arena, Berlin
Thursday 10 April - AO Arena, Manchester
Thursday 17 April – Rotterdam Ahoy, Rotterdam
Thursday 24 April – M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool
Thursday 01 May – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
Thursday 08 May – First Direct Arena, Leeds
Thursday 15 May – P&J Live, Aberdeen
Thursday 22 May – Utilita Arena, Sheffield
Thursday 29 May - The O2, London

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