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THE 2007 Holsten Premier League Darts has made a fantastic start with huge sell-out crowds attending each of the venues.

This competition has established itself as one of the most prestigious in the darts calendar and each of the eight players are trying their hardest to scoop the glory.

Phil Taylor (pictured with the trophy) is the reigning champion but faces a tough task to defend his title against some of the biggest stars in the sport.

World Champion Raymond van Barneveld has made a bright start, while Dennis Priestley, who is the oldest player in the tournament, sat at the top of the table after the opening three rounds.

However, there is still a long way to go and the other players - Peter Manley, Colin Lloyd, Roland Scholten, Terry Jenkins and Adrian Lewis - will all be confident of claiming a top four place that will take them into the end of season play-offs.

Over 90 per cent of tickets for the tournament have now been sold. Click here for ticket information. The competition is being screened live on Sky Sports across the UK, as well as on Sport1 and SBS6 in Holland and DSF in Germany

2007 Holsten Premier League Darts Fixtures
Week One - 1 February
Plymouth Pavilions (Report and reaction)  
Raymond van Barneveld 8-5 Adrian Lewis, Dennis Priestley 8-5 Terry Jenkins, Peter Manley 8-6 Colin Lloyd, Phil Taylor 7-7 Roland Scholten

Week Two - 8 February
Wolverhampton Civic (Report and reaction)  
Colin Lloyd 6-8 Raymond van Barneveld, Roland Scholten 6-8 Terry Jenkins, Phil Taylor 7-7 Dennis Priestley, Peter Manley 4-8 Adrian Lewis

Week Three - 15 February
Nottingham Arena (Report and reaction)     
Terry Jenkins 6-8 Phil Taylor, Raymond van Barneveld 7-7 Peter Manley, Adrian Lewis 8-5 Colin Lloyd, Dennis Priestley 8-3 Roland Scholten

Week Four - 22 February
Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle (Report and reaction)
Colin Lloyd 8-5 Roland Scholten, Adrian Lewis 1-8 Dennis Priestley, Peter Manley 2-8 Phil Taylor, Terry Jenkins 7-7 Raymond van Barneveld

Week Five - 1 March
Hallam FM Arena, Sheffield (Report and reaction)    
Adrian Lewis 6-8 Roland Scholten, Dennis Priestley 8-5 Colin Lloyd, Terry Jenkins 8-5 Peter Manley, Raymond van Barneveld 6-8 Phil Taylor

Week Six - 8 March
AECC, Aberdeen (Report and reaction)    
Dennis Priestley 6-8 Peter Manley, Phil Taylor 8-2 Adrian Lewis, Roland Scholten 1-8 Raymond van Barneveld, Colin Lloyd 6-8 Terry Jenkins

Week Seven - 15 March
Winter Gardens, Blackpool (Report and reaction)  
Adrian Lewis 1-8 Terry Jenkins, Roland Scholten 8-2 Peter Manley, Raymond van Barneveld 4-8 Dennis Priestley, Phil Taylor 8-1 Colin Lloyd

Week Eight - 22 March
SECC, Glasgow (Report and reaction)  
Terry Jenkins 7-7 Dennis Priestley, Adrian Lewis 3-8 Raymond van Barneveld, Colin Lloyd 8-2 Peter Manley, Roland Scholten 7-7 Phil Taylor

Week Nine - 29 March
Rivermead Centre, Reading (Report and reaction)
Raymond van Barneveld 6-8 Colin Lloyd, Terry Jenkins 8-6 Roland Scholten, Dennis Priestley 2-8 Phil Taylor, Adrian Lewis 4-8 Peter Manley

Week Ten - 5 April
BICC, Bournemouth (Report and reaction)  
Peter Manley 7-7 Raymond van Barneveld, Colin Lloyd 5-8 Adrian Lewis, Roland Scholten 7-7 Dennis Priestley, Phil Taylor 8-1 Terry Jenkins

Week Eleven - 12 April
CIA, Cardiff (Report and reaction)  
Roland Scholten v Colin Lloyd, Dennis Priestley v Adrian Lewis, Phil Taylor v Peter Manley, Raymond van Barneveld v Terry Jenkins

Week Twelve - 19 April
King George's Hall, Blackburn (Report and reaction)  
Terry Jenkins v Adrian Lewis, Peter Manley v Roland Scholten, Dennis Priestley v Raymond van Barneveld, Colin Lloyd v Phil Taylor

Week Thirteen - 26 April
Alexandra Palace, London
Peter Manley v Dennis Priestley, Adrian Lewis v Phil Taylor, Raymond van Barneveld v Roland Scholten, Terry Jenkins v Colin Lloyd

Week Fourteen - 3 May
NIA, Birmingham (Order tickets online)  
Roland Scholten v Adrian Lewis, Colin Lloyd v Dennis Priestley, Peter Manley v Terry Jenkins, Phil Taylor v Raymond van Barneveld

Play-Offs - 28 May
The Brighton Centre
Semi-Final 1
Semi-Final 2
Final

Tournament Information
Each player will play every other player twice.
Matches to be billed home and away, indicating who will throw first in each match.
Matches to be played over 14 legs of 501 in the league section of the event. The first player to win eight legs will be deemed to be the winner of the match and no further legs will be played after this point.
Four matches will be played per night for the 14 league nights.
The top four players in the league table after the completion of the 14 league nights will progress to the play-offs in Brighton. Semi-Final matches to be played over the best of 21 legs and the Final to be played over the best of 31 legs.

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