2007 Premier League Darts


2007 Holsten Premier League Darts
Winner

Qualifiers

The PDC awarded places in the league to the top six players in their world rankings after the SkyBet World Grand Prix in October 2006.
Terry Jenkins' semi-final victory over Peter Manley in Dublin secured the last automatic place in the Premier League at the expense of Wayne Mardle.
The remaining two places were determined by wildcards. The first was awarded after the SkyBet World Grand Prix – the PDC gave this to Raymond van Barneveld. The second wildcard awarded by host broadcaster Sky Sports to Adrian Lewis.
Top six players in rankings at the end of the World Grand Prix and received automatic qualification were
The following top 10 players missed out on automatic qualification.

Venues

The amount of venues was increased from 11 to 15 for the 2007 tournament, with many of the venues used now more larger arenas which would be mainstays of the Premier League for years to come.

Results

League stage

1 February – Week 1

'''Plymouth Pavilions, Plymouth'''

8 February – Week 2

'''Wolverhampton Civic Hall, Wolverhampton'''

15 February – Week 3

'''Nottingham Arena, Nottingham'''

22 February – Week 4

'''Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle upon Tyne'''

1 March – Week 5

'''Hallam FM Arena, Sheffield'''

8 March – Week 6

'''AECC, Aberdeen'''

15 March – Week 7

'''Winter Gardens, Blackpool'''

22 March – Week 8

'''SECC, Glasgow'''

29 March – Week 9

'''Rivermead Centre, Reading'''

5 April – Week 10

'''Bournemouth International Centre, Bournemouth'''

12 April – Week 11

'''Cardiff International Arena, Cardiff'''

19 April – Week 12

'''King George's Hall, Blackburn'''

26 April – Week 13

'''Alexandra Palace, London'''

3 May – Week 14

'''National Indoor Arena, Birmingham'''

Play-offs – 28 May

'''Brighton Centre, Brighton'''

Table and streaks

Table

PosNamePldWDLPtsLFLA+/-LWAT100+140+180sAHC
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Streaks

NB: W = Won
D = Drawn
L = Lost

Player statistics

The following statistics are for the league stage only. Playoffs are not included.

Phil Taylor

  • Longest unbeaten run: 14
  • Most consecutive wins: 6
  • Most consecutive draws: 2
  • Most consecutive losses: 0
  • Longest without a win: 2
  • Biggest victory: 8–1
  • Biggest defeat: ''Player Undefeated''

Raymond van Barneveld

  • Longest unbeaten run: 4
  • Most consecutive wins: 3
  • Most consecutive draws: 2
  • Most consecutive losses: 1
  • Longest without a win: 3
  • Biggest victory: 8–1
  • Biggest defeat: 4–8

Terry Jenkins

  • Longest unbeaten run: 6
  • Most consecutive wins: 3
  • Most consecutive draws: 1
  • Most consecutive losses: 2
  • Longest without a win: 2
  • Biggest victory: 8–1
  • Biggest defeat: 0–8

Dennis Priestley

  • Longest unbeaten run: 5
  • Most consecutive wins: 3
  • Most consecutive draws: 1
  • Most consecutive losses: 4
  • Longest without a win: 7
  • Biggest victory: 8–1
  • Biggest defeat: 2–8

Colin Lloyd

  • Longest unbeaten run: 2
  • Most consecutive wins: 2
  • Most consecutive draws: 0
  • Most consecutive losses: 3
  • Longest without a win: 3
  • Biggest victory: 8–0
  • Biggest defeat: 1–8

Peter Manley

  • Longest unbeaten run: 2
  • Most consecutive wins: 1
  • Most consecutive draws: 1
  • Most consecutive losses: 2
  • Longest without a win: 4
  • Biggest victory: 8–3
  • Biggest defeat: 1–8

Adrian Lewis

  • Longest unbeaten run: 2
  • Most consecutive wins: 2
  • Most consecutive draws: 0
  • Most consecutive losses: 6
  • Longest without a win: 6
  • Biggest victory: 8–4
  • Biggest defeat: 1–8

Roland Scholten

  • Longest unbeaten run: 2
  • Most consecutive wins: 1
  • Most consecutive draws: 1
  • Most consecutive losses: 3
  • Longest without a win: 4
  • Biggest victory: 8–2
  • Biggest defeat: 1–8