World Darts Championship LIVE RESULTS: Luke Littler faces Michael van Gerwen grand final TONIGHT after Bunting rout

What time is the action?

So we all know the final is taking place, but what time is it and how can you watch it?

Well, as usual, you’ll have to tune into Sky Sports Darts to watch tonight’s master vs. apprentice battle, or just follow us here!

As for time, coverage will begin on Sky Sports from 7:30 p.m.

It hasn’t yet been confirmed exactly when Littler and MVG will go on the oche, but it’s expected to be shortly after coverage begins.

Clear your agenda now!

today is the day

Good day! Who else couldn’t sleep before tonight’s game?

Ally Pally will be packed to the rafters as darts fans flock to watch two of the world’s best players go head-to-head in the final of the PDC World Championship.

There is £500,000 on the line when 17-year-old sensation Luke Littler takes on three-time champion Michael van Gerwen.

smaller report

Luke Littler broke into the final, defeating Stephen Bunting.

He even caught the Big Fish!

Read SunSport’s report below.

Hello, everyone!

Are you ready?

Today is the day we get to see Luke Littler and Michael van Gerwen face off in an all-ages World Darts Championship final.

The master against the apprentice (who is actually already a master).

Van Gerwen is looking to become a four-time world champion, while Littler hopes to do better than last year, when he lost in the final to Luke Humphries.

If Littler wins, he will break the record for the youngest player to win a world title for SEVEN years, set by Van Gerwen himself 11 years ago.

It should be really crazy. We’ll have you covered all day as we build towards tonight’s grand final at Ally Pally.

The final we wanted

And it’s live from 7:30 p.m. You’d be a fool to miss it.

MVG Fight Talk

MVG is a man with a mission at Ally Pally.

He said:

I am here with a mission and an objective. You will always have ups and downs.

“I showed a lot of mentality. Even when things don’t go the way you wanted, I was able to produce good things at the right times.

“That gives me a lot of confidence. Winning at this stage, especially in the semi-final, means a lot to me. In front of this crowd and with my family watching.”