Brilliant Humphries wins for third night in a row
World champion hammers Smith 6-2 in final
Humphries seven points clear at top of table
Smith beats below-par Littler 6-4 in first round
Humphries 1-0 Wright
Both men start with a 140 and Humphries drops in the first maximum of the night on his way to leaving tops after 12 darts.
Wright fails with his attempt at a 161 checkout and so Humphries returns to get his first leg on the board.
Humphries v Wright
Image source, Getty ImagesPeter Wright is known for his colourful attire and tonight he has shamrocks all over his predominantly green outfit.
He heads to the stage first, followed by the world champ Luke Humphries, who tries to get the crowd going before his quarter-final contest. It's working... but they're chanting Wright's name!
These two met in the semis last week in Nottingham and Humphries was a comfortable 6-1 winner.
Game on!
Luke Humphries v Peter Wright
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Former World Championship semi-finalist on Sky Sports
It's likely Luke Humphries wins, but you can't take anything for granted in the Premier League. He's got 15 more points than Peter Wright and you think now has to be the time for Wright to kick on.
Luke Humphries v Peter Wright
Luke Humphries, speaking to Sky Sports: "They're going really well. I wouldn't expect to be top of the table if I'm honest, I thought I would have to find my feet.
"I've got a lot of family over here on my granddad and my mum's side. It's a proud moment for me, I've heard it's one of the best crowds."
Peter Wright, speaking to Sky Sports: "I've got Luke Humphries again, he trounced me last week.
"I felt like Robin Hood beating Gerwyn Price last week, robbing Gezzy for the doubles he missed, but I missed a lot of doubles too."
Luke Humphries v Peter Wright
It’s the world champion and Premier League leader who start tonight’s proceedings.
Luke Humphries is on a six-match winning streak in this competition and he begins his bid for a third straight night win against Peter Wright, who finally got off the mark with a first win of the competition in Nottingham last Thursday.
That put the Scot on two points, nine behind fourth-placed Nathan Aspinall.
The player finishing fourth in the table in each of the past two years has ended with 24 points, so realistically Wright needs at least a couple of night wins and some very consistent form to get back into play-off contention.
We've just seen some pictures of the players warming up for tonight's games and it seems a few of the players are wearing green shirts - Nathan Aspinall, Rob Cross and Peter Wright among them.
That's one way to get onside with the Dublin crowd.
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Here is how the table looks after seven weeks of Premier League action.
Each night's champion takes five points, the runner-up three points and the two semi-finalists two points apiece.
Image source, PA MediaLuke Humphries made it back-to-back night wins in the Premier League in Nottingham last Thursday.
The world number one, 29, defeated Michael Smith, Peter Wright and Nathan Aspinall to move above Michael van Gerwen at the top of the league standings.
Unlike in previous weeks, the fixtures for night eight have been determined by the Premier League standings at the end of night seven.
That means league leader Luke Humphries will take on eighth-placed Peter Wright in his quarter-final, second plays seventh and so on.
All quarter-finals and semi-finals, plus the final, are the best of 11 legs.
Image source, PA MediaLuke Humphries has shown the form of a world champion in the past two Premier League weeks, winning in Brighton and Nottingham to move to the top of the table.
Can he make it three night victories in a row in Dublin?
At the other end of the standings, there’s a gap starting to develop between Peter Wright, Gerwyn Price and the rest in the race for a top-four finish.
There’s still a long way to go, though - we’ll only be at the halfway stage of the league phase when tonight’s action concludes.
Night eight is about to get under way so let’s see what on the agenda, shall we?