Today we talk about the Nordic Darts Masters, analysing a great tournament for MVG and a tasty rematch of the Premier League Final between the 2 Luke’s. We also discuss the early World Cup of Darts group stage results, with a few shocks already. We also announce the beginning of a new chapter in our podcast as we are launching on You Tube from next week

This week we look back on a busy week of darts with the Baltic Sea Masters, Players Championships 19 & 20 and we analyse the World Cup group stage, looking where there may be some shocks. There are a couple of traditional Groups of Death. We wonder what the Japanese team have in store for the walk on, and will the two Luke’s shine for England or flop again?

Tonight’s special episode is dedicated to what was an incredible night at the O2 Arena for final’s night of the Premier League. We review all 3 games, discuss what Price and Clayton bought to the table, we looked at the emotions of world number 1 Luke Littler and discuss what should happen to those people who take things too far. We briefly look at the Baltic Sea Open after picking out some round one results that caught our eye plus look ahead to todays round 2 games.

Tonight we have a Premier League Special, looking back on an unusual and at times dramatic night in Sheffield, and looking ahead to next weeks grand finale at the O2 Arena in London, where the 2026 Premier League champion will be crowned. Will Luke Littler win in for the 2nd time or will Luke Humphries defend his title? Could Clayton find his early league phase form to take the title, or maybe we will see an on fire Iceman and witness Gerwyn Price pulling off a huge win. All 4 finalists are capable of winning, giving Phil and Darren a dilemma when trying to predict a winner.

So much to unpack in a week of many PDC darts tournaments. We have looked at the Austrian Open where Josh Rock was in devastating form to win it. We look at the two Players Championships where Micheal Van Gerwen won his first ranking tournament in over a year. We talk about Premier League night 15 in Birmingham won by Luke Humphries which took the last place on finals night. We also delved into the World Cup player selections and discussed how we think it may play out.

In this weeks bumper episode we dive into Players Championships 13 & 14, won by Kevin Doets and yet another win for Wessel Nijman, Phil and Darren discuss Nijman’s form and whether or not he’ll be in the thoughts of the bookies for the next TV major,, we certainly believe he’ll be among the favourites based on his impressive 2026 form. We also take a look at another Luke Littler nightly win in the Premier League in Leeds. That’s a hat-trick of nightly wins by the world number 1 as he chases not only top spot but the opportunity of breaking his own record of nightly wins. We also welcome Keith Allen Guther, author of A Killer Guide to Darts to talk about his book and the difficulties Americans have when harbouring ambitions to play at the highest level in darts and get a PDC tour card.

In this weeks episode we celebrate Beau Greaves becoming the first woman to win a PDC ranking event, beating 3 world champions in a row to lift the trophy. Beau won Players Championships 11. She is now ranked 5 in the Players Championship table. In first place and deservedly so is Wessel Nijman, who won his 5th event this season. It seems we are discussing him a lot right now, but that’s because he’s flying up the world rankings.

We also discuss a pivotal moment in the Premier League, as Luke Humphries beat MVG to close the gap and give himself a reasonable chance to qualify for finals night at the O2, but time is running out, he has to win matches again in front of his home town fans next week in Leeds. Humphries made it to the final but came up against a confident Luke Littler who beat his rival 6-5. Luke now sits on t.he top of the league.

This week we review the European Darts Grand Prix and Gerwyn Price’s historic 10th European title. We also look at the Premier League at Liverpool, won by an on fire Luke Littler despite the boos. We also welcome Freddie Argyles to talk about his massive achievement in hitting 180 x 180’s in just 3 weeks raising more than £1000 for a great cause, Rupert’s Rainbow. You can still donate by going to https://gofund.me/2d9c7a76e