The 2025 BetMGM Premier League Darts moves onto night 8 at the Utilita Arena in Newcastle. Hometown hero Chris Dobey headlines tonight as he looks to capitalize on breaking his six-match losing streak last week in Cardiff.
After Newcastle United ended their 70-year wait for a domestic trophy a few weeks ago, the atmosphere looks set to be extra special for the Bedlington star and he'll be desperate to put on a show in front of his adoring Geordie fans.
Luke Littler lit up the Cardiff stage last week to motor past the field and claim his third nightly title of the season. The teenager created more history by becoming the first player to hit a nine-darter on TV by finishing on double 15.
Littler has now extended his lead at the top of the Premier League table to six points as he looks to dominate the league phase for the second year running.
Gerwyn Price was left heartbroken after Rob Cross took out 170 in the deciding leg in Cardiff to deny the Welshman a victory in front of his home crowd. These two will battle it out again tonight in a repeat of the quarter-final last week.
'The Iceman' has had an inconsistent few weeks in the Premier League and has now lost his opening match in three of the past four weeks, but he did win night 6 in Nottingham between that. He played well in Cardiff and averaged 97.10 but was made to rue missed chances as Cross snatched the victory away. Last week's result will certainly hurt Price, and he will be out to avenge that defeat tonight.
Rob Cross has also been inconsistent during his 2025 Premier League campaign but there have been signs of brilliance, highlighted by his clutch 170 finish in Cardiff. He got away with it last week against Price and averaged just 89.40 during that win. He then lost to Luke Littler in the semi-final but played well averaging 99.80.
I'd suggest avoiding predicting the result here as there's plenty of value elsewhere. Rob Cross has hit over 2.5 180s in three of his previous four matches in the PDC, including 3 against Andrew Gilding on the Euro Tour, 3 against Price, and 4 against Littler last week so the value looks very appealing for him to do the same again tonight.
I also like the look of this match going over 9.5 legs, especially as last week ended 6-5. With both players looking for results, I expect it to be another tense affair that could go the distance again.
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James is a former professional dart player who enjoys writing about darts, golf and football. In 2012, he was crowned the PDC World Youth Champion and these days, he puts his expertise to use with betting tips for BettingLounge readers.