Luke Littler vs Luke Humphries Live Stream - How to watch the PDC World Darts Championship Final

John Eastwood

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Last updated: 03 Jan 2024

John Eastwood 03 Jan 2024

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The PDC World Darts Championship final will be played on January 3
Watch the final between Luke Littler vs Luke Humphries
Guide on streaming the final from Ally Pally

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Luke Humphries takes on Luke Littler in the final (Getty Images)

Luke Littler and Luke Humphries go head to head in the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship Final on Wednesday, January 3, and you can watch the entire showdown from Ally Pally.

Luke "The Nuke" Littler and "Cool Hand Luke" Humphries have outlasted the competition and one them will be crowned world champion for the first time.

Will it be 16-year-old World Championship debutant Littler? Or will it be world number three ranked Humphries? Who will prevail over 13 sets at Alexandra Palace?

This is the first time the pair have met but it promises to be one of the classics of the modern era. You can watch every dart thrown thanks to live streaming of the World Championship.

PDC World Darts Championship Live Stream

The Stake and bet365 live streaming services is among the best in the business and cover darts tournaments around the world throughout the year.

How to stream World Darts Championship live online at Stake:

Log-in or register for a Stake account (use the promo code NEWBONUS)
Visit Stake > darts > choose the match you want to watch
Registered depositing users can watch & bet on the World Darts Championship

How to stream World Darts Championship live online at bet365:

Log-in or register for a bet365 account (use the bonus code NEWBONUS)
Visit bet365 > darts > choose the match you want to watch
Registered depositing users can watch & bet on the World Darts Championship

PDC World Championship Final Preview

Reigning World Youth Champion Luke Littler has made a huge impact on his World Championships debut and the fairytale story could yet finish with him crowned champion at just 16.

"The Nuke" dumped out former BDO winner Christian Kist 3-0 in the first round and recorded a stunning average of 106 in the process on his Ally Pally debut.

The 16-year-old backed that up by defeating Andrew Gilding in the second round, although he had to work harder to progress courtesy of a 3-1 win.

In the third round, Littler was at it again with a 4-1 victory over Matt Campbell as he averaged 97.19 in the win. He then produced a stunning 105.01 average in a 4-1 victory over Raymond van Barneveld.

He was much too good for Brendan Dolan in the quarter-final, averaging 101.93 in a 4-1 victory, and then dumped out former champion Rob Cross in the semis with a 106.05 average in a 6-2 win.

Luke Humphries has risen to number three in the World Rankings, following a monumental 2023 season and is into the final of the World Championships for the first time.

The 2019 World Youth Champion made his Major breakthrough at the World Grand Prix, coming from a set down to beat Gerwyn Price 5-2 in the final.

A month later, Cool Hand Luke romped to victory in the Grand Slam, before beating Ryan Searle, James Wade, Ryan Joyce and Michael van Gerwen on his way to winning the Players Championship Finals in November.

At the World Championships at Ally Pally, Humphries defeated Lee Evans 3-0 in his opening match but had to win final set deciders to beat Ricardo Pietreczko 4-3 and Joe Cullen in the third and fourth rounds respectively.

Humphries was much more clinical in the quarter-final on Monday as he defeated Dave Chisnall 5-2 to progress to the last four for the first time.

He was even better in the semi-finals on Tuesday, averaging 108.74 in a 6-0 clean sweep of Scott Williams.