Thanks for tuning in to our coverage as Jonny Clayton won night three of the 2026 Premier League.

Head here to check out our report on tonight's action.

The Premier League heads to Belfast for night four, here is what you have to look forward to:

Thursday, 26 February - SSE Arena, Belfast

Quarter-finals

Luke Littler v Jonny Clayton

Stephen Bunting v Luke Humphries

Michael van Gerwen v Gerwyn Price

Gian van Veen v Josh Rock

Semi-finals

Littler/Clayton v Bunting/Humphries

Van Gerwen/Price v Van Veen/Rock

Final

Littler/Clayton/Bunting/Humphries v Van Gerwen/Price/Van Veen/Rock

Jonny Clayton, speaking to Sky Sports: "I felt good tonight. Didn't expect the 6-1 against Luke, I've got to be honest. I felt good, my darts are going. When your finishing goes good the confidence goes up. Tonight was my night.

"I'm enjoying myself and when you enjoy what you're doing things seem to happen in you. I've got a bit of experience in this tournament, it's my favourite tournament, and I know what I have to do to get to finals night.

On what the practice room is like this year: "I don't like it that I'm the oldest in there, I've got to be honest! It's nice to see different faces, it's nice to see the young guns. I'm enjoying myself but I've got to concentrate on myself not them. I'm doing alright so far."

On why this is his favourite tournament: "I just enjoy it, I really enjoy it. Stadiums like this, the crowd are fantastic. It's week in week out and that's where I want to be."

On beating Gerwyn Price for the first time in three years: "Like I always say, if I don't succeed today I'll try again tomorrow. When you take your chances it makes a hell of a difference. To get Gezzy off my back, that was a big thing for me.

"I had a chance last week and just couldn't finish it. It's obviously in the back of my mind thinking 'when am I going to beat my buddy'. We're great friends, he's a brilliant darts player. Tonight was my night."

Oh! What a way to win it from Jonny Clayton!

He takes out 156 to win in Glasgow and win his first Premier League night after three years out of the competition.

Stuart Pyke
Commentator on Sky Sports

That was a strange way to go but it seems that nothing is going to beat Jonny Clayton.

A 180 for Gian van Veen, a 180 for Jonny Clayton.

Clayton wins the leg by taking out 82, with 14, 18 and the bullseye. He is now on the verge of victory.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

We've seen in Gian van Veen's short career that he's never beaten. He's got what it takes to beat anyone on his day.

No messing on the doubles from Jonny Clayton yet again.

He takes out 16 to prevent Gian van Veen, who is on 110, having a chance at a finish.

Two more leg wins for a win for Clayton.

An excellent start to the leg from Gian van Veen, firing in a 180 and following it up with a 140.

He misses a dart at tops as he looks to check out but it doesn't matter as Jonny Clayton is not yet down to a finish.

He then takes it out on his next visit.

Jonny Clayton misses two darts at double 16 but manages to sneak his third past and win the leg.

As with the other matches, this has been rapid so far.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

Gian van Veen would have been in all sorts of trouble if Jonny Clayton had hit that double six.

I wonder what the significance will be of that.

Gian van Veen punishes Jonny Clayton with a double-double to take out 97, ending on tops.

Clayton had missed a dart at double six for the leg.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

There is just zero faffage from Jonny Clayton.

Stuart Pyke
Commentator on Sky Sports

Jonny Clayton is enjoying himself.

No messing about from Jonny Clayton who takes the second leg to extend his lead.

Jonny Clayton misses a dart at double to take out a 121, but he takes out 14 on his next throw.

Time for the final.