Luke Humphries Beats Luke Littler: Premier League Darts Final 2024
- Luke Humphries emerged victorious against Luke Littler in a captivating Premier League Darts final.
- Despite early errors from both sides, Humphries clawed his way back, leveling the score at 3-3 with a remarkable 130 checkout.
- Humphries eventually clinched the win, finishing on double 10 to secure a 10-8 victory.
Luke Humphries conquered luke Littler in a thrilling Premier League Darts final, claiming the coveted title and a £275,000 prize. The match saw Humphries overcome an early deficit, showcasing exceptional skill and composure to defeat his rival 10-8. Despite Littler’s impressive average, Humphries’ precision on doubles proved decisive. This victory marks a meaningful achievement in Humphries’ career, solidifying his status in the sport. News Directory 3 brings you the latest updates on this exciting development in the darts world. As the Premier League season concludes, focus shifts to the upcoming World Cup of Darts, where Humphries and Littler will surprisingly team up for England. Discover what’s next for this dynamic duo.
Humphries Edges Littler in Premier League Darts Final
Updated May 30, 2025
Luke Humphries emerged victorious against Luke Littler in a captivating Premier League Darts final. Humphries secured the £275,000 prize after a hard-fought contest that saw both players battling nerves and exhibiting moments of brilliance in equal measure.The match, the 23rd between the pair, saw Littler initially surge to a 3-0 lead.
Despite early errors from both sides, Humphries clawed his way back, leveling the score at 3-3 with a remarkable 130 checkout. The standard of play intensified after the break, with Humphries breaking with an 11-darter and extending his lead with a 12-dart hold. another 11-darter put him ahead 8-6, maintaining pressure on Littler.
Humphries eventually clinched the win, finishing on double 10 to secure a 10-8 victory. While Littler held a slightly better average of 100.29 to Humphries’ 97.86, his outer ring accuracy proved costly, hitting just 29.6% of his doubles.
“I had a little bit of a thing after the game – nobody likes losing - but I’m fine,” Littler told Sky Sports.
Littler acknowledged the grueling nature of the Premier League season. “I am glad to say the Premier League is over – it’s been a tough 17 weeks. Happy it’s over, and I came runner-up, but I will be back next year,” he said.
what’s next
The rivalry between Humphries and Littler will be temporarily set aside as they prepare to represent England at the World Cup of Darts in Frankfurt in June.