Luke Littler has his views on breaking another record when he goes to his home night in Manchester for Night Ten in the Premier League.
Littler has been the out-and-out-of-the-dominant strength of the Premier League so far and sits at 26 points at the top of the table-six point ahead of Luke Humphries, who is currently in second place.
The teenager has picked up nightly victories easily with his last win in the evening eight in Newcastle, adding his night two triumph in Glasgow, Night Five Success in Brighton and Night Seven Victory in Cardiff.
Not only that, but he hit a nine-year-old in the evening seven in Cardiff, where he got the first TV broadcast nine-darth to end on D15 and has surpassed a century of maximum for the 2025 Premier League season.
Now, with all that wrapped, he has put his sights on another record at the Night Ten in Manchester. A nightly win would lead him to a record five wins in a unique season, one more than he got in his debut year in 2024 – with six weeks and a final evening still back.
“I’m obviously looking to try to back-to-back in Manchester, but for myself, try to get the fifth nightly victory, break the record,” Littler said.
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See all 20 of Littlers maximum from night four
“I know there are plenty of weeks to go, but I will try to get it done as soon as possible. I just want to try to just keep it six-point gorge or even try to expand it to number two in the table.
“I think the past is many years, the format has been this now, I think 26 have got you in for Finals Night,” he added.
“But the position I am in, for myself, I want number one, I want to break the nocturnal victory record. So at that moment I am still motivated to try to get the victory and try to keep the top place.
“It’s a personal milestone, but it will also go down in the Premier League story for Night Wins. Of course, I also had the 180 -start, it’s been huge at the start of this year and my power scoring is good.”
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Highlights in Chris Dobey’s victory over Littler in Berlin at night nine
While Littler has the record for nocturnal victories in his sights, he has a huge task ahead in the form of a quarterfinals against Gerwyn Price.
Littler has not yet beaten a price in the 2025 Premier League, and the Welshman has gotten better by the world # 2 at their last six meetings.
While Price will be looking to expand his winning number against the reigning world champion, Littler insists that he will not approach the game differently than any other Premier League week.
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See the highlights of Gerwyn Price against Luke Littler in the final of the Premier League on Evening 6 in Nottingham
“I won’t say I’m motivated to openly beat him, of course I will try to beat him, but I will not go on stage and say to myself ‘you have to win this, you have to win this,'” he added.
“I’m just going up the stage with the same mindset of winning the first game and getting two points on the board.
“I know he’s obviously got the record and he knows how to beat me, but hopefully I can try to get that victory over him.”
Where does the Premier League head go next time?
Littler will have his return night to Premier League -Dart in Manchester
The Premier League continues in AO Arena, Manchester on Thursday, April 10 as home favorite Littler and Price Clash in a titanic meeting while Michael van Gerwen is facing Chris Dobey.
View Night Nine of Premier League Darts, in ManchesterAt Live on Sky Sports Action from 19:00 – Stream with now.