Chris Dobey ignited the evening with a 6-3 win over last week's runner-up Luke Humphries, who stood and watched as Dobey stole the show with six 180s and a classy 126 finish en route to his first Premier League win since night 9 in Berlin.
Nathan Aspinall followed through with the stunning finishes, handing Gerwyn Price his second straight first-round exit with a 6-3 win. The Asp's 170 finish to break the Welshman a second straight time was too much for Price to overcome as a relatively sloppy Aspinal, who scored a checkout percentage of just 35.3% (6/17), saw out the match without giving away a break in the final stages.
Home hero Michael van Gerwen, who had not won a Premier League match in Rotterdam since 2022, took the stage next and had to fend off a storming Stephen Bunting, who scored an average of 106 through the first two legs. With Bunting on the brink of causing a huge upset in Rotterdam, Van Gerwen turned the match around in dramatic fashion, with consecutive finishes from 106 and 96 to even the game out at 5 legs apiece.
A stunning final leg saw Bunting survive Van Gerwen's resurgence and book his fourth Premier League win of the year, one which left the ecstatic Orange Army bitterly disappointed.
A lethal Luke Littler knocked out the reigning Dutch Darts Masters champion, Rob Cross, in the concluding quarter-final after sealing a spectacular 6-5 win with a near-perfect showing on the doubles. The win seemed to slip out of Littler's fingers as Cross came back from 5-3 to 5-5, but with a match dart on 150, Voltage could not convert. Littler clinched the win with a stunning 145 finish, sealing the win with a 75% checkout percentage.
Night 10 winner Nathan Aspinall's night came to an end in the semi-finals in Rotterdam after Chris Dobey got the better of Hollywood after a poor outing on the doubles. Early struggles led the Asp to trail Dobey three legs to zero before finally grabbing a leg from 7. Aspinall's continued fight with the doubles ended up costing him dearly, resulting in a 12.5% checkout percentage (2/16) and a 6-2 loss, which handed Dobey his first spot in the Premier League final since night 1 in Belfast.
Stephen Bunting claimed his second Premier League final of the year, but it was a matter of inches for the Bullet. After getting broken by Littler in the third leg, Bunting raced to a 5-2 lead after hitting consecutive 84 and 81 finishes.
A fiercely fighting Littler closed the gap in record time before forcing a deciding eleventh leg to determine a winner. Littler came agonisingly close to closing out the match on a 138 checkout, but the young phenom missed the double 9 by inches before Bunting stayed cool to advance to his second final of 2025 with an impressive three-dart average of 106.43.
But as fierce as Bunting was against Littler, as lacklustre was the Bullet against Chris Dobey in the final in Rotterdam. A soaring Dobey grabbed two quick breaks with great efficiency as he clinched a 6-2 final win with a 101.84 average and a 75% checkout percentage.
The Premier League will travel to the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool for night 12 of the Premier League.
Full results:
Chris Dobey 6-3 Luke Humphries
Gerwyn Price 3-6 Nathan Aspinall
Stephen Bunting 6-5 Michael van Gerwen
Chris Dobey 6-2 Nathan Aspinall
Stephen Bunting 6-5 Luke Littler
Chris Dobey 6-2 Stephen Bunting