Luke Littler is through to the World Darts Championship semi-finals after a convincing 5-2 victory over Nathan Aspinall at Alexandra Palace.
It is the 17-year-old’s second semi-final in as many attempts and he is now looking to lift the Sid Waddell Trophy for the first time to cap off an impressive first year on the professional circuit and begin 2025 in style.
In his first year on the PDC Tour, Littler has picked up a staggering 10 titles including the Grand Slam and the Premier League.
Littler will now face Stephen Bunting, who held off Peter Wright to set up the clash of two fan favourites for a spot in the final.
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Watch as Stephen Bunting’s son cheers on his dad to a quarter-final victory over Peter Wright
The earlier quarter-finals saw Michael van Gerwen beat Callan Rydz 5-3 in a high-quality contest to reach the last four for the ninth time at Alexandra Palace.
Van Gerwen will play Chris Dobey, who came back from two sets down to defeat Gerwyn Price 5-3.
More to follow…
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