What time is Luke Littler playing tonight? How to watch World Darts Championship final on TV

01/03/2025 05:58 AM

Luke Littler is back in action tonight in the PDC World Darts Championship final as he eyes up his own piece of darting history.

Following his sensational run to the final on debut last year, the teenage sensation arrived as the pre-tournament favourite this time around.

After wins against Ryan Meikle and Ian White, The Nuke was pushed all the way by World No.33 Ryan Joyce but came through in a last-set decider to reach the quarter-finals.

And the 17-year-old continued his good form in the New Year, cruising to a 5-2 win against Nathan Aspinall before demolishing fan favourite Stephen Bunting in Thursday’s semi-final.

Ahead of his final tonight against Michael van Gerwen, here's everything you need to know about his next match, including what time the clash starts and how to watch along on TV.

What time does Luke Littler play today?

Littler will return to the PDC World Darts Championship 2025 tonight as he takes on darting icon and World No.3 Van Gerwen in this year’s final.

The final is tonight and is scheduled to start at 8.00pm GMT.

Van Gerwen, a three-time world champion, has not won a major title this year but has shown glimpses of his very best in his run to the final at Ally Pally.

Having edged past Callan Rydz in his quarter-final, the Green Machine showed his class with a ruthless 6-1 win over Chris Dobey in yesterday’s semi-final.

The Dutch star is looking to win his first world title since 2019, while Littler could break Van Gerwen’s record and become the youngest-ever player to lift the Sid Wadell Trophy.

How to watch Luke Littler at the World Darts Championship on TV

As ever Sky Sports will be showing all the action from tongith’s final

Viewers can also tune in online via Sky Go.

How much prize money does the winner of the World Darts Championship make?

The champion will not only lift the huge Sid Waddell Trophy, but also claim £500,000, while the runner-up will have to settle for £200,000.

Littler has already raked in over £1million this year in prize money alone, with the 17-year-old set to see his net worth skyrocket in the coming years as he gets older.

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