LONDON — The semi-final fixtures for finals night of the 2026 Premier League darts have been set, with Luke Littler facing Gerwyn Price and Jonny Clayton meeting Luke Humphries at The O2 in London on 28 May. The winners of the two ties, each contested over the best of 19 legs, will meet in a final played over the best of 21 legs.

Littler and Clayton secured the right to throw first in their respective semi-finals by finishing in the top two of the league table. Stephen Bunting, Michael van Gerwen, Gian van Veen and Josh Rock were eliminated after finishing in the bottom half of the eight-player field.

The total prize pot for the eight-player field in 2026 is £1.25 million. The tournament winner will earn £350,000, the runner-up will receive £170,000, and each of the two losing semi-finalists will collect £110,000. Bunting received £95,000 for finishing fifth, van Gerwen received £90,000 for sixth, van Veen received £85,000 for seventh, and Rock received £80,000 for eighth.

The winner of each of the 16 nightly events during the season received £10,000. Littler won six nightly events and earned £60,000 in night victory bonuses, while Clayton won four and earned £40,000. Price and Bunting each won two nightly events for £20,000 apiece, and van Gerwen and Humphries each won one for £10,000.

Rock was awarded a custom-made set of 18 carat gold darts worth £30,000 for hitting a nine-darter on night four in Belfast. It was the 22nd nine-darter in Premier League history. The Premier League darts was launched in 2005.