What time is the world darts final between Luke Littler and Michael Van Gerwen on tonight?
The PDC World Darts Championships will reach a thrilling conclusion tonight after nearly three weeks of intense action.
Teenage star Luke Littler and three-time PDC world champion Michael van Gerwen face off in a glamour showdown with darts fans in for a treat. Teenager Littler raced to a 6-1 semi-final victory over Stephen Bunting while Van Gerwen cruised to a 6-1 win over Chris Dobey.
This will be Littler’s second world final in a row and he is hoping to go one better than last year, when he fell short against Luke Humphries.
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Van Gerwen is looking to win the Sid Waddell Trophy for a fourth time, having last tasted success in 2019. He lost in the quarter-finals last year.
When is the World Darts Championship final?
The final takes place tonight, Friday, January 3
Where is it on?
The world darts championship takes place at Alexandra Palace in north London.
What time does it start?
The final is due to get underway at 8.00pm
Is the final on TV?
Sky Sports will have live coverage of the final from 7.30pm, having shown every game up to this point.
How many sets?
The final is the best of 13 sets, meaning the first to seven sets will be crowned champion.
What is the head to head between the finalists?
Little and Van Gerwen have played each other 12 times in the past, with six wins apiece.
What are the betting odds?
Luke Littler 4/11, Michael Van Gerwen 2/1
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