Highlights: 2025 Premier League Darts Final
Isak, Slot headline Premier League awards
The Kelly & Wrighty crew make their picks for their awards for the 2024-25 Premier League campaign, including their opinions on Goal of the Season, Moment of the Season, and more.
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