2026 Premier League Darts Night 4 draw, match predictions and 3 storylines to watch in Belfast

Night 4 of the 2026 Premier League of Darts will take place in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

It's Josh Rock's homecoming week, as he'll play in his home country for the first time in his PL career (on debut this year).

2026 Premier League Darts Night 4 draw

Here is the draw for the quarterfinal round on Night 4 of the 2026 PL.

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Night 4 - SSE Arena, Belfast (February 26)

• Luke Littler vs Jonny Clayton     
• Stephen Bunting vs Luke Humphries     
• Michael van Gerwen vs Gerwyn Price     
• Gian van Veen vs Josh Rock

2026 Premier League Darts table ahead of Night 4

* = one or more wins were credited via advancing against a player who withdrew

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Night 4 match predictions

Here are my predictions for a stacked slate on Night 4.

*Semifinals and final listed below are my predictions based on the quarterfinals

Quarterfinal 1: Luke Littler vs. Jonny Clayton

Winner: Luke Littler, 6-4

With the recent form each player has been in, the opening match of the night could be the most anticipated match of the night.

Littler is coming off a career weekend at the Poland Darts Open. He averaged 113.84, 100.07, 98.97, 105.91, and 108.06 en route to winning the first Euro Tour event of 2026.

Although Clayton had a fantastic Night 3 campaign, it's going to be tough to take down Littler, who has momentum and is searching for a spark in the PL.

Quarterfinal 2: Stephen Bunting vs. Luke Humphries

Winner: Luke Humphries, 6-3

It's a straightforward prediction, but Bunting just hasn't had it on big stages outside of the Pro Tour.

Bunting made it all the way to the quarterfinal round this past weekend in Poland, but lost 1-6 to Humphries.

Until Bunting starts showing signs of life in the PL, it's hard to see him being in the mix, week in and week out, with a lot of his opponents in much better form.

Quarterfinal 3: Michael van Gerwen vs. Gerwyn Price

Winner: Gerwyn Price, 6-3

There are a lot of questions about how MVG will perform after having to withdraw from Night 3 and the Poland Darts Open due to illness.

Price had a below-average night in the PL in Glasgow last week, but it's safe to say he should rebound fine from that, as he's had a lot of success in other events on the Pro Tour and the big stage consistently.

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Quarterfinal 4: Gian van Veen vs Josh Rock

Winner: Josh Rock, 6-5

Rock has the advantage of playing in his home country this week, so he should have a majority of the fans on his side.

He's still searching for his first PL win, so it would be a perfect time to get back on track by winning in a special place.

The only issue is that he'll be playing Gian van Veen, who has been playing very well.

It will be a tough task, but if the Josh Rock shows up that we've seen in the last 12 months shows up, he should have just as good a shot to win as van Veen does.

Semifinal 1: Luke Littler vs. Luke Humphries

Winner: Luke Humphries, 6-5

We could be in for another Luke/Luke classic, and if it's half of the game we saw a couple of weeks ago, we're in for a treat.

Littler has gotten the best of Humphries in the win column in recent matches, but Humphries has had his fair share of battles, including losses where he had match darts.

It's really a 50/50 match in my eyes, considering the short format, but I still feel Humphries has a great shot to win, being in quality form so far in 2026.

Semifinal 2: Gerwyn Price vs. Josh Rock

Winner: Josh Rock, 6-4

I think if Rock can get past van Veen, he should then be able to take down Price in the semifinal round.

The scoring will have to be there for Rock, as Price is great on doubles and scoring, but Rock, to me, is a stronger scorer when he's at his best, which could be the difference maker.

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Final: Luke Humphries vs. Josh Rock

Winner: Luke Humphries, 6-4

Both players will have to take down quality opponents to make it all the way to the final.

With recent overall form, I would continue to lean in Humphries' direction, as he seems to be on the cusp of reaching another level.

He's already playing exceptionally well, so it sounds weird saying he can be even better, but he's that quality of a player that he can continue to increase his production.

2026 Premier League Darts table (if the results above occur)

* = one or more wins were credited via advancing against a player who withdrew

Three storylines to watch during Night 4

Here are the main storylines to look out for on Night 4.

Can Rock take advantage of the Belfast crowd?

Rock will be playing in his home country for the first time in the PL, and is still searching for his first win in 2026.

How will MVG play?

MVG missed multiple events in the last week, so keep a close eye on his section of the bracket, as his illness could have an effect on the outcome of his match.

Will we see another Littler/Humphries match?

The two Lukes could face off in the semifinals if they win their quarterfinal games, which would be the second time they face each other in this year's PL.

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