Luke Humphries defeated Luke Little 6-5 to win the 14 Night of the Premier League arrows in the first direct arena in Leeds.

Sporting new strands, number one world humphries returned to his style at his ‘Home’ event; Returning from an early deficit and surviving from a rabid late Little gathering to win victory.

With that nail bite victory, Humphries (31) narrows the gap for Little (38) at the top of the Premier League table – he is now just seven points after the teenager, who is tearing the league throughout the season.

Gerwyn Price (24) is also a Victor tonight after he has been punching his ticket for the night in the final, ahead of Michael Van Gerwen (20) and Nathan Asinall (19).

Van Gerwen and Asinall are set to face in the neighborhoods next week, which means one of them will not be able to capture the price. Basically it will be a knockout game in disguise.

Catch the night action below:

quarterfinal

Welsh star Gerwyn Price Took the evening by developing by defeating Rob from the thin margin of 6-5.

On the way to the finals, trickster Started his night by beating Nathan Asinall 6-4 in an exciting meeting.

Humphries was able to overcome the powerful Michael van Gerwen 6-4 in an equally exciting collision.

To round the semifinal, Stephen Bunting beat Chris Dobey 6-5 while the ‘lead’ found the duo when he counted.

semis

Littler did a relatively short work of pricing, who won the night 12 in Liverpool two weeks ago, beating it 6-3.

Humphries ensured that he would meet his name in the final by beating Bunting 6-4 in a competitive issue.

Final

The final offered some quick and enraged arrows while two of the best players in the world fought for victory.

Littler came out shooting, competing 2-0 and looking at the teen titanium every time.

But Humphries, sometimes the composite client, then claimed five of the next six legs to lead the 5-3 match.

Only when it seemed as if the number one world would simply claim victory, the ‘no’ fought all the way to 5-5.

But when the last foot came, it was the ‘cold hand’ Luke who kept his bottle to deserve it in Leeds.