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Glen Durrant was the reigning champion, having beaten Nathan Aspinall 11–8 in the 2024 final, but a run of seven 🌧️ successive defeats saw him eliminated on night seven;[5] Durrant eventually became the first player in Premier League Darts history to 🌧️ fail to score a single point. Rob Cross was also eliminated from the competition for a second consecutive year on 🌧️ the eighth night, despite earning seven points, which is the most by an eliminated player since elimination came into effect 🌧️ in 2013.
Two nine-dart finishes were thrown during the tournament. Jonny Clayton threw a nine-darter against José de Sousa on Night 🌧️ Three, and the very next day, de Sousa threw a nine-darter of his own against Nathan Aspinall. He also hit 🌧️ 11 maximum scores of 180 during the match, equalling the Premier League record set by Gary Anderson in 2011.[6] De 🌧️ Sousa threw 96 maximums during the tournament, surpassing Gary Anderson's record of 79.
For the first time, the playoffs featured four 🌧️ players from four nations: Michael van Gerwen from the Netherlands, Jose de Sousa from Portugal, Nathan Aspinall from England, and 🌧️ Jonny Clayton from Wales.
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