Gerwyn Price Triumphs on Night Three of Premier League Darts 2025
Gerwyn Price made a triumphant return to the Premier League darts scene by clinching his first title of the season on Night Three in Dublin. The Welshman displayed exceptional prowess as he defeated Luke Littler and Luke Humphries en route to a thrilling final showdown against Nathan Aspinall. The packed crowd at the 3Arena witnessed Price’s remarkable turnaround from a slow start to the season, where he edged past Littler with a 6-4 victory in the quarter-finals and outclassed Humphries with a 6-3 win in the semis.
The Unexpected Showdown
The unexpected final matchup between ‘The Ice Man’ and Aspinall added an element of surprise to the competition. Aspinall, who had earlier secured his first points of the season with wins over Rob Cross and Michael van Gerwen, put up a fierce fight against Price. The tension peaked when Aspinall, coming from behind, scored four straight legs to secure a 6-3 victory.
Price’s Stellar Performance
In his semi-final face-off against Humphries, Price’s sublime form was undeniable as he missed just one dart at a finish en route to victory. The Welshman’s exceptional performance saw him soar to second place in the Premier League standings, trailing behind Humphries by just three points. Aspinall’s runner-up finish, on the other hand, propelled him to fifth place, leaving Stephen Bunting as the sole player yet to earn a point this season.
Price Outshines Aspinall in Dublin Final
During the final showdown between Price and Aspinall, the former showcased exceptional skills by delivering an 11-dart leg and breaking with a 120 checkout to gain a 2-1 lead. However, Price’s missed opportunities allowed Aspinall to level the score by breaking back. The Welshman’s unyielding spirit was evident as he secured a crucial seventh leg, ultimately leading to a 6-3 triumph over Aspinall.
In a post-match interview with Sky Sports’ Love The Darts podcast, Price expressed his elation over the victory, saying, “I’m over the moon to win today. I just fed off the energy of the crowd, they were brilliant for me tonight. It’s a good boost of confidence and vital points for me in the Premier League. It’s good to get a win under your belt early and give you not so much pressure going forward.”
Price’s Dominance Against Littler and Humphries
Price’s quarter-final victory over Littler saw ‘The Nuke’ capitalizing on missed opportunities from his opponent. Despite Littler’s valiant efforts, Price’s strategic play and composed demeanor secured him a well-deserved win. In the semi-finals, Humphries, who had displayed remarkable form throughout the evening, fell short against Price. The Welshman’s exceptional finishing and unwavering focus propelled him to a stunning 6-3 victory over Humphries.
Looking Ahead
The Premier League action continues with Night Four at the Westpoint Exeter on February 27. Fans can anticipate thrilling matchups as the competition intensifies, with Van Gerwen facing Cross and Humphries taking on Price. The upcoming fixtures promise to deliver more exciting darts action, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.
As the Premier League unfolds, Price’s recent victory has set the stage for an exhilarating season ahead. His stellar performance on Night Three serves as a testament to his unwavering skill and determination, solidifying his position as a top contender in the Premier League darts circuit. Stay tuned for more thrilling darts action as the competition heats up in the coming weeks.
