The PDC unleashed the full 2027 Premier League Darts schedule, and man, we’ve got some serious dates to mark down on our calendars! While we’re still waiting on who’s actually playing and what the format will look like, the locations for next year’s weekly battles are out, and it’s a global tour.
The Global Roadshow Kicks Off in February
From Glasgow to London, this thing is a beast! The 2027 Premier League Darts season is set to crisscross eight different countries over 17 weeks. Kicking off on February 4th in Glasgow, we’re talking about a tour that hits everywhere from Berlin on February 11th to Newcastle, Belfast, and Cardiff through March. By April, they’re in Brighton, Manchester, and Rotterdam, before heading to Liverpool, Birmingham, and Leeds in late April and early May. Aberdeen and Sheffield get their turn in mid-May.
And you know how it ends, right? The season always culminates in London on May 27th for the play-off night. That’s where the remaining players go all out, battling it for the title. Seriously, 17 weeks of action across England, Scotland, Germany, Wales, Northern Ireland, Ireland, Netherlands, and Belgium. It’s an insane travel log!
Littler’s Reign Continues for a Fourth Straight Year
Speaking of battling for the title, guess who’s already confirmed to be back? None other than Luke Littler, the defending champion! This kid, still a phenom, is set to return for his fourth straight year. You just know he’s gonna be looking to stamp his authority on the league again. It’s always exciting to see how the defending champ performs, especially when he’s had so much success already.
So, we’ve got the roadmap, the battlegrounds are set. Now we just need to know who’s stepping up to the oche for the 2027 season and what new twists the format might bring. With Littler geared up for his fourth run, anticipation is already through the roof for that February 4th opener in Glasgow. Get ready, darts fans, it’s gonna be a wild one!
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Originally reported by The Sporting News.
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