The elite of the darts world are gearing up for another electrifying night as the Premier League Darts tour descends upon Antwerp, Belgium, for the second leg of the 2026 season. Following a dominant performance on Night 1 in Newcastle, where Michael van Gerwen kicked off his quest for a record-breaking eighth Premier League title with a resounding victory, the focus now shifts to the continental stage.
Fans across Australia can catch all the high-octane action live, with broadcasts available on Fox League and through the streaming service Kayo. For those new to the platform, Kayo is currently offering a free trial, providing an excellent opportunity to witness the world’s finest arrowsmiths in action.
Unmissable Quarter-Final Clash: Littler vs. Humphries
This week’s proceedings are headlined by a highly anticipated quarter-final showdown, pitting the prodigious talent of Luke Littler against the formidable Luke Humphries. The young sensation Littler has taken the darts world by storm, and his clash with the seasoned Humphries promises to be a thrilling spectacle. Their encounter is undoubtedly one of the must-watch fixtures of the night.
How to Watch Premier League Darts 2026 in Australia
For Australian viewers keen to follow every treble and every checkout, the Premier League Darts 2026 season is being broadcast live on Foxtel.
- TV Channel: Fox League
- Live Stream: Kayo
- Kayo offers a comprehensive live streaming experience, allowing fans to follow the action on multiple devices. New users can take advantage of a free trial to sample the service.
Beyond the traditional broadcast channels, the PDC TV subscription service also provides access to all Premier League Darts events. An annual membership to PDC TV unlocks additional benefits, including early access to PDC tickets and other exclusive perks for dedicated fans.
This Week’s Premier League Darts 2026 Fixture Schedule (Antwerp)
Here’s a breakdown of the quarter-final matchups scheduled for Night 2 in Antwerp, along with their Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT) start times:
Luke Littler vs. Luke Humphries
- Date: Friday, February 13
- Time: 6:15 a.m. AEDT
Michael van Gerwen vs. Josh Rock
- Date: Friday, February 13
- Time: 7:00 a.m. AEDT
Jonny Clayton vs. Stephen Bunting
- Date: Friday, February 13
- Time: 7:45 a.m. AEDT
Gerwyn Price vs. Gian van Veen
- Date: Friday, February 13
- Time: 8:30 a.m. AEDT
The Full Premier League Darts 2026 Season Schedule
The Antwerp leg marks the second stop on an extensive global tour. Here’s a look at the complete schedule for the 2026 Premier League Darts season:
- February 5: Premier League, Night 1 – Newcastle (Winner: Michael van Gerwen)
- February 12: Premier League, Night 2 – Antwerp
- February 19: Premier League, Night 3 – Glasgow
- February 26: Premier League, Night 4 – Belfast
- March 5: Premier League, Night 5 – Cardiff
- March 12: Premier League, Night 6 – Nottingham
- March 19: Premier League, Night 7 – Dublin
- March 26: Premier League, Night 8 – Berlin
- April 2: Premier League, Night 9 – Manchester
- April 9: Premier League, Night 10 – Brighton
- April 16: Premier League, Night 11 – Rotterdam
- April 23: Premier League, Night 12 – Liverpool
- April 30: Premier League, Night 13 – Aberdeen
- May 7: Premier League, Night 14 – Leeds
- May 14: Premier League, Night 15 – Birmingham
- May 21: Premier League, Night 16 – Sheffield
- May 28: Premier League, Finals Night – London
The journey through this gruelling league format culminates in the highly anticipated Finals Night in London, where the season’s ultimate champion will be crowned. With the talent on display and the stakes continually rising, the 2026 Premier League Darts season is shaping up to be one of the most compelling yet.
