Luke Littler is a kebab-eating, Xbox-playing darts player who grabbed the attention of Britain and beyond this time last year by reaching the final of the world championship as a 16-year-old.

Teenage darts sensation Luke Littler will make his eagerly anticipated return to Alexandra Palace on December 21 for this year's PDC World Darts Championship. The 17-year-old from Warrington, now ranked fourth in the world,

LUKE LITTLER has reflected on the “biggest dart I’ve missed” in his career – which essentially cost him a whopping £300,000. In the 2024 World Darts Championship final, Littler battled rival Luke

An unknown a year ago, the 17-year-old is making millions, taking darts into the mainstream and Britain’s most-searched athlete on Google.

Luke Littler enjoyed a remarkable rise in 2024, winning 10 senior titles and rising to No.4 in the world rankings in his first year on the PDC circuit.

Luke Humphries goes to the World Darts Championship as the defending champion and world number one, but he is not the bookmakers’ favourite to lift the trophy, with that role filled by Luke Littler.

Luke Littler was virtually unknown a year ago. Now he is making millions, transcending his sport and is searched for more often on Google than King Charles and the British

Luke Littler has admitted he's still haunted by his defeat to Luke Humphries in the final of the World Darts Championship earlier this year. Few had heard of the teenager 12 months ago when he first appeared at the competition,

Luke Littler fans face a wait before seeing the teenage sensation in action at the PDC World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace, which gets underway on Sunday