Littler warns
The Nuke has warned his Premier League rivals: “I know I have the ability to beat you all.”
And the teenage darts sensation will make his second Prem appearance in Berlin on Thursday after reaching the semi-finals on his debut in Cardiff.
The 17-year-old Warrington whiz has already avenged last month's final defeat in the world against Luke Humphries.
Littler also defeated ex-champions Michael van Gerwen, Gerwyn Price and Rob Cross.
Yet he also revealed his incredible professional title win in Bahrain – including a stunning nine-dart finish – was merely a 'warm-up' for the elite Premier League.
Reflecting on his “crazy” few weeks in the big world, The Nuke stated: “The World Championship was a big step forward.
“But I've proven that I can play with the best, that's why I got my chance in the Premier League.
“It was good to win on my debut in Bahrain and become the youngest person to hit a nine-darter.
“But it was just match training for the Premier League.
“Now we move on and I know I have the ability to beat the best.”
Recap of Night One
Nutita Arena, Cardiff – Thursday 1 February
Quarterfinals
- Rob Cross 6-3 Peter Wright
- Nathan Aspinall 4-6 Gerwyn Price
- Michael van Gerwen 5-6 Michael Smith
- Luke Littler 6-2 Luke Humphries
Semi-finals
- Michael Smith 6-5 Luke Littler
- Rob Cross 2-6 Gerwyn Price
Last
- Gerwyn Price 2-6 Michael Smith
The program for tonight in Berlin
Quarter-final 1: Nathan Aspinall vs Michael van Gerwen, 7.15pm
Quarter-final 2: Michael Smith v Gerwyn Price, 7.45pm
Quarter-final 3: Luke Littler v Rob Cross, 8.15pm
Quarter-final 4: Luke Humphries v Peter Wright, 8.45pm
Semi-final 1: Winner of QF1 vs winner of QF2, 9.15pm
Semi-final 2: Winner of QF 3 vs winner of QF4, 9.45pm
Final: winner of SF1 versus winner of SF 2, 10:15 p.m
Hello and welcome to SunSport's live blog of Premier League Darts' Night Two!
Tonight we come to you from Berlin – and tonight there are some great matches in the quarter-finals.
Luke Littler returns to action for the first time since his Premier League Darts debut in Cardiff last week.
The Nuke were defeated by eventual Night One winner Michael Smith in the semi-final of the season opener in the Welsh capital.
Michael Smith currently sits at the top of the rankings with five points.