Littler, the reigning Premier League champion, will also face world number one Luke Humphries, Rob Cross, and Michael van Gerwen – his opponent during his historic win at Alexandra Palace earlier this month – in the weekly tournament which gets underway next month.
Littler, Humphries, Cross and van Gerwen earned automatic entry into the tournament based on their top-four ranking in the PDC’s Order of Merit while Price, Bunting, Dobey and Aspinall earned wildcard entries.
When does the Premier League Darts 2025 take place?
Matches will take place every Thursday evening between February and May in various cities around the UK, Ireland and Europe.
The tournament will start at the SSE Arena in Belfast on 6th February and conclude at the O2 Arena in London on 29th May.
Each night will feature an eight-player knockout tournament with all players competing across weeks 1-7 and 9-15. A draw will determine matches for weeks 8 and 16.
Each winner receives five points, with three points awarded to the runner-up and two points for each losing semi-finalist. After week 16, the top four in the table contest the Premier League semi-final and final in London.
Premier League Darts 2025 schedule
Night 1: The SSE Arena, Belfast, 6th February
Night 2: OVO Hydro, Glasgow, 13th February
Night 3: 3Arena, Dublin, 20th February
Night 4: Westpoint Exeter, 27th February
Night 5: The Brighton Centre, 6th March
Night 6: Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham, 13th March
Night 7: Utilita Arena, Cardiff, 20th March 20
Night 8: Utilita Arena, Newcastle, 27th March
Night 9: Uber Arena, Berlin, 3rd April
Night 10: AO Arena, Manchester, 10th April
Night 11: Rotterdam Ahoy, Rotterdam, 17th April
Night 12: M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool, 24th April
Night 13: Utilita Arena, Birmingham, 1st May
Night 14: First Direct Arena, Leeds, 8th May
Night 15: P&J Live, Aberdeen, 15th May
Night 16: Utilita Arena, Sheffield, 22nd May
Semi-finals and final: The O2, London, 29th May