Luke Littler emerged victorious in the 2026 Premier League Darts, triumphing over Luke Humphries in a thrilling final showdown. The highly anticipated clash between the top two darts players in the world ended with Littler securing an 11-10 win.
As the champion of the tournament, the young darts prodigy claimed the impressive £350k prize money, while Humphries received £170k for his second-place finish.
The finals took place at the O2 arena in London, where the top four contenders battled it out for the prestigious title. Littler secured his spot in the final by defeating Gerwyn Price with a score of 10-9, while Humphries overcame Jonny Clayton with a close 10-9 victory to advance to the championship match.
The final match began with Humphries taking an early lead of two legs, but Littler staged a remarkable comeback to level the score at 2-2 before surging ahead to claim three consecutive legs, making it 3-2 in his favor. Littler extended his lead to 6-3 before the break, maintaining a solid 6-4 advantage.
In a gripping finale, both players fought fiercely, leading to a tie at 7-7. Littler managed to break Humphries’ throw, securing a 10-9 lead and edging closer to victory. Despite Humphries forcing a final leg and having the throw, it was Littler who sealed the win with a double 20 finish, clinching his second championship title.
Reflecting on his emotional journey, Littler expressed gratitude after the win, highlighting the challenges he faced during the season. Humphries acknowledged the intensity of the final and commended Littler’s performance, emphasizing the significance of competing for the coveted trophy in the Premier League Darts.
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