Premier League Darts rolls into Belfast for Night Four this Thursday, February 26, at the SSE Arena, with action starting from 8:00 PM. The night marks a homecoming for debutant Josh Rock, as the elite eight compete in a knockout format featuring quarterfinals, semifinals, and a final. The night winner will pocket a £10,000 bonus and five points towards the standings, with the runner-up earning three points, losing semifinalists taking two, and first-match winners receiving one point. Historically, Belfast has seen a different night winner each of the past four editions: Gerwyn Price in 2022, Chris Dobey in 2023, Luke Littler in 2024, and Luke Humphries in 2025.
The quarterfinal matchups pit Luke Littler against Jonny Clayton in a rematch of last week's Glasgow encounter, where Clayton triumphed 6-1. Littler, currently sixth with four points after three nights, leads their head-to-head 4-2 overall. Clayton, the surprise leader after three nights, is looking to build on his nightly title from Glasgow. Stephen Bunting faces Luke Humphries, with Bunting yet to score a point this season despite a tournament average of 98.99, while Humphries sits fifth with four points. Humphries has won 16 of their 24 prior meetings, including a 6-1 victory at last weekend's Poland Darts Open.
Michael van Gerwen returns after missing Night Three in Glasgow for medical reasons, though he has stated he is not yet fully fit. He faces Gerwyn Price, who won the night in Antwerp by beating Van Gerwen in the final but has been inconsistent otherwise. Van Gerwen leads their head-to-head 38-20 from 58 meetings. In the final quarterfinal, debutants Gian van Veen and Josh Rock clash, with Van Veen having reached finals on the first two nights but losing both, while Rock is still seeking his first points of the campaign. Van Veen leads their head-to-head 7-5, though Rock has won their last four encounters.
