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Teen darts sensation Luke Littler. PIC: PA
The PDC World Darts Championship has reached the final stage of the competition as teen sensation Luke Littler and tournament favourite Luke Humphries will battle it out on the Ally Pally stage.
16-year-old Littler, who overcame Rob Cross last night, averaged 106.05 in his victory over the former world champion.
Meanwhile, Humphries emphatically defeated Scott Williams with a 108.74 average.
The final takes place at 8.15pm tonight (Wednesday, January 3). Darts fans can watch the action live on Sky Sports.
ODDS
Luke Littler 11/10
Luke Humphries 8/11
The Final is set...
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) January 2, 2024
Luke Littler Luke Humphries
The Sid Waddell Trophy
£500,000 prize
Who will be crowned the 2023/24 Paddy Power World Darts Champion? pic.twitter.com/hRcwNl76GN
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