Luke Littler returns to action at the PDC World Darts Championship tonight as he resumes his bid to make history at Ally Pally. Following his sensational run to the final on debut last year, the teenage sensation arrived as the pre-tournament favourite this time around.

Luke Littler remains exempt from a little-known rule at the 2025 World Darts Championship that everyone else must abide by.

You pair it up with Target’s app, DartCounter, on a mobile or tablet, and it will call your scores and deduct them from your total. When you’re down to a finish it also tells you what you need, it really is like playing with a real referee.

LUKE LITTLER has his sights set on the World Darts Championship once again – and he’s back in action tonight! The teenage sensation added a staggering TEN titles to his ever-bulging

Two matches, two seemingly comfortable wins and producing his best darts when it matters most. It is a formula that represents a satisfactory start to Luke Littler’s quest for the World Darts Championship,

Luke Littler looks all the more likely to win the 2025 PDC World Darts Championship and will be back in action tonight as he prepares to cap another star-studded evening

Reigning champion Luke Humphries was dumped out of the World Darts Championship to make Luke Littler the runaway favourite for this year’s Sid Waddell Trophy. Peter Wright produced his finest display since winning at Alexandra Palace three years ago to storm past world No 1 Humphries 4-1,

The 17-year-old booked his place in the fourth round at Alexandra Palace with victory (4-1) over Ian White on Saturday night.