Premier League Darts: Mensur Suljovic and Peter Wright battle to survive the drop, live on Sky Sports

World champions collide as Anderson and Cross clash in the opening match of the night. Both men are eyeing a play-off berth. 'The Flying Scotsman' will be aiming to extend his unbeaten run to six Premier League games, while 'Voltage' will be looking to get back to winning ways after suffering his first defeat in five matches against Daryl Gurney in Belfast last week.

Wright, came from 6-3 down to claim a vital draw with Simon Whitlock last week. 'Snakebite' sits one point ahead of Suljovic and knows victory would secure safety. A point, however, would mean squeaky bum time. Gurney ensured his survival with a homecoming win over Rob Cross in Belfast and the World Grand Prix champion could come out and throw his darts with plenty of freedom against the world No 2 and last year's runner-up. Wright is a man in form, however, despite losing 8-5 in the final of the German Grand Prix in Munich to MVG on Monday.

The Austrian in the thick of the elimination battle but must first hope Peter Wright is beaten by Daryl Gurney before facing the most daunting task of having to upset world No 1 and Premier League leader Michael van Gerwen in order to stay alive. Can he do it? 'The Gentle' has hope knowing that he has won four of their eight meetings. But MVG warned his rivals last week that his 'form is good' and 'my scoring power isn't there yet'. He collected a 22nd European Tour title and a second in as many weeks on Monday. Expect an avalanche of ton-plus finishing!

Smith will be aiming to keep the heat on leader Michael van Gerwen when he faces Dutch legend and 2014 champion Van Barneveld. 'Bully Boy' has won six of his eight games this season, and the former World Youth Champion has said he is 'not producing it on that stage at the moment'. Barney is currently on eight points and remains firmly in the mix for a Play-Off place.

Michael Smith has not lost to Raymond van Barneveld in a TV encounter since the 2016 World Championship.

With Price already eliminated 'The Wizard' can relax as he aims to record his first win in six Premier League matches. Whitlock, who let slip a three-leg lead from a winning position to draw with Peter Wright in Belfast, currently sits in fifth position and remains in the thick of the Play-Off hunt. He will be out to make it 4-0 in head-to-head meetings against the Welshman in Liverpool.