Premier League Darts: Gerwyn Price demolishes Michael van Gerwen in Newcastle to secure back-to-back wins

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Gerwyn Price put on a stunning display against Michael van Gerwen in the final on Night Eight in Newcastle to secure back-to-back Premier League Darts wins.

The Welshman hammered Van Gerwen 6-1 to follow up his success in Nottingham with another victory.

Price came out for the final and immediately found his groove, breaking the Dutchman in the opening leg and hitting a 67 per cent accuracy on the doubles as he broke twice more.

Although Van Gerwen fought back late on to break the throw and win a leg, Price's class on the night was just too much as his 114.96 average helped him cruise to victory.

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The win puts Price second in the table and edges him ever closer to a spot in the top four for the first time.

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Gerwyn Price completed his impressive 6-1 win over Michael van Gerwen with a stunning 10-dart leg.

"The last eight-10 weeks, I have been playing really well and playing like that," said Price.

"It is nice when you can play like that, especially against Michael, because you need those performances to win. I am grateful it happened in the final.

"I slipped up once in one leg and he won, so you can see how much you need to be on your game.

"Thankfully my game was there and I just wish I won 6-0."

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Gerwyn Price says although it's looking promising that he'll reach his first Premier League finals night, there's a long way to go.

Price had earlier silenced the Newcastle crowd after grinding out a 6-4 victory over home favourite Chris Dobey in the semi-finals.

Dobey and Price traded breaks of throw for the opening four legs before the Welshman found a crucial hold, breaking again late on.

His night in the north-east had earlier got going with a 6-1 annihilation of Jonny Clayton in an all-Welsh affair, two breaks of throw and incredible efficiency on the trebles sealing a big win.

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Gerwyn Price silenced the booing crowd after defeating Newcastle local, Chris Dobey.

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Van Gerwen's route to the final featured a 6-0 whitewash over Nathan Aspinall in the semi-finals,

The Asp failed to find his rhythm, and the Green Machine only needed one maximum for the victory, nine 140s instead helping to seal the win.

Van Gerwen also held off a late Peter Wright comeback to take the first quarter-final of the evening 6-5 in a final-leg decider.

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Michael van Gerwen produced a moment of magic with a 150 checkout to defeat Peter Wright in the deciding leg.

Despite Wright breaking Van Gerwen twice and hitting three maximums in four legs, an incredible 150 finish from the Dutchman took away Wright's chance at taking some much needed points.

In the night's other quarter-finals, Dobey got his hometown night off to the perfect start as he rallied to beat world champion Michael Smith 6-4, while Aspinall got his first win over Dimitri Van den Bergh in over three years courtesy of a 6-5 final leg decider.

Where are we heading next?

The Premier League roadshow heads to the Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin on Thursday, March 30 for Night Nine of the league phase.

World champion Smith will lock horns with Van den Bergh in the opening quarter-final, before Aspinall and Dobey go head to head.

We're back for more Premier League Darts action from the Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin on Thursday, March 30- live on Sky Sports Action & Sky Sports Main Event from 7pm.