has demanded "change" after darts fans ruined his final with on Thursday. Price, 39, nailed a nine-darter en route to the final of the Manchester leg of the
Premier League of Darts. However, he was picked apart by Litter, 17, at the top of his game - with the teenage sensation storming to victory. And posting on
Instagram after the game, Price has slammed fans for their actions as videos emerged of ugly scenes from the stands. The Iceman said: "Gutted with tonight's ending, [the] final was spoilt before a dart was even thrown but that's what happens. can now buy the 17-year-old's playing shirt to support him as he continues to demonstrate his talent in the Premier League. The darts sensation was only 16 when he wowed Alexandra Palace at the World Darts Championship (WDC), despite a final loss to Luke Humphries. The Nuke will continue playing against seven of the best dart players in the world — Humphries, Michael van Gerwen, Gerwyn Price, Michael Smith, Nathan Aspinall, Rob Cross and Peter Wright — in a mini-tournament in a different city every Thursday until the final in May. "My game is in a great place. We move on. Change is needed. Great crowd and amazing atmosphere, thanks Manchester." Videos emerged on
Social Media of fan trouble in Manchester, with punches thrown between those in attendance. While in a second video, beer could be seen being thrown from the floor into the stands as fans exchanged insults. Littler won his second Premier League week on the bounce, and speaking to Sky after the finish he said: "I'm glad I won. I've definitely settled into it [the Premier League]. "The first five or six weeks, I won then lost and lost. I've grown in confidence. "There's still six weeks to go, but I'm sure if I keep getting two or three points a week I will get into the play-offs." Wayne Mardle added, when speaking to Sky Sports: "Luke [Littler] coming along and doing what he's doing has kind of changed my opinion about how things should be done. "He's opened my eyes up. He's not sticking to convention. "Tonight we've seen more of the real Luke Littler than we've ever seen. What he did last week was great, but he won differently this week, it was just honest darts. It was just 'I love this'. I thought he was magnificent and I want to see more of that."