Luke Littler 
Gerwyn Price The Premier League playoff format makes every Night 11 quarter-final feel like a cup tie, and this one delivers genuine quality. Luke Littler against Gerwyn Price is a clash between two of the division's sharpest performers this season, with a semi-final berth on the same evening the prize for whoever edges it.
Luke Littler
The world number one sits second in the Premier League standings with 22 points from 18 nights, posting 11 wins against 7 losses. That's a formidable conversion rate at this stage of the season. His recent cross-tournament form reads W W W L L, which suggests a player who was flying and has hit a minor wobble. The key word is minor. Littler remains the most dangerous finisher in the game right now. At 1.53, the market has him as a firm favourite and it's difficult to argue with that assessment given everything he's produced in 2026.
Gerwyn Price
Price comes in at number four in the world rankings and third in the Premier League table, level on 22 points but having played one more night. Fourteen PDC titles and a World Championship on his CV tell you this is not a man who flinches under pressure. His recent form sequence reads L W W W L, so he's bounced back from defeats before and will come into this with confidence from back-to-back wins in that run. At 2.5, the bookmakers are clearly expecting the Iceman to be tested, but there's a version of this match where Price's experience and scoring power causes Littler serious problems.
Betting Verdict
This is a tight match on paper. Two players level on league points, both in decent form, both capable of high scoring on any given night. The odds reflect a comfortable Littler advantage, and while 1.53 is short for a match of this calibre, it's not outrageously priced. Price's 2.5 is where the interest lies for punters looking for value. He's won four of his last five tournament matches across that recent sequence and arrives in strong enough form to make this competitive. That said, Littler's sheer consistency at the top of the game this season makes him hard to oppose. Back him to progress, but don't be surprised if Price makes this a proper contest before the finish.
Luke Littler to Win
1.53
Littler is the best player in the world right now and the Premier League standings back that up. Yes, 1.53 demands he wins, but his scoring power and finishing make him the percentage play in a high-pressure knockout format. Price is dangerous, but Littler's ceiling is the highest in the field.