PREMIER League Darts has returned TONIGHT with the roadshow moving on to Dublin. Teenage sensation Luke Littler won Night Two in Glasgow last week after he beat World No1 Luke Humphries 6-5 in a

Luke Littler will look to land more Premier League success in Dublin before legging it back home to be at Warrington Wolves - who will name their stadium after the world champion

After Littler's epic battle with rival Luke Humphries in last week's final in Glasgow, it's Dublin's turn to host one of darts' most prestigious competitions

Night two of the Premier League in Glasgow was marred by crowd whistling which disrupted players at various points through the evening; watch the Premier League every Thursday night live on Sky Sports

The Premier League Darts rolls into Dublin, with thousands of fans set to turn out to see Luke Littler and co in action

Luke Littler has sounded the alarm over the potential for players walking off stage in protest due to disruptive fan antics. As the world champion prepares to continue his title defence at the BetMGM Premier League Darts in Dublin this Thursday against Gerwyn Price—himself no stranger to raucous crowds—the threat looms large.

Luke Littler has admitted he might have long retired before he even comes close to rivalling Phil Taylor's record of 16 World Darts Championship titles. It comes weeks after he became the youngest world champion of all time when he beat Michael van Gerwen at the age of 17 in January.