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Stephen Bunting admits nerves are getting the better of him as he continues his search for a first Premier League win this season.
The Bullet currently sits bottom of the table and remains the only player yet to win a match after he suffered his latest quarter-final defeat to Chris Dobey in Cardiff on Night Seven.
Bunting returned to the Premier League format for the first time in a decade this year after reaching the semi-finals of the World Darts Championship, where he was beaten by eventual champion Luke Littler.
But it has been seven consecutive losing nights for the fan favourite, who finished eighth in his last Premier League campaign back in 2015.
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"Absolutely gutted," Bunting wrote on X on Thursday night. "So sorry to all who support me. Practiced so well tonight and unfortunately it just didn't happen on the stage.
"I'll keep giving it my all guys and keep believing. I'm making myself so nervous because I care and want to perform to my best instead of just relaxing and letting it happen. See you all next week. I'll work hard and make sure I'll improve. X."
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Littler produced a stunning nine-darter on his way to a 6-4 victory over Michael van Gerwen to clinch another nightly win on Thursday.
It was the world champion's third victorious night of the campaign to leave him with a six-point advantage at the top of the table ahead of second-placed Luke Humphries.
The world-conquering Littler awaits yet again for Bunting when the pair face off in a top vs bottom clash on Night Eight in Newcastle.
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