When will Luke Littler be competing at the World Darts Championship again?

Luke Littler has made it to the third round of the highly anticipated World Darts Championship. After a thrilling debut last year where he made it to the final, the young sensation is back at the Alexandra Palace and ready to take on his opponents once again. He kicked off this year's championship with a bang, defeating Ryan Meikle in front of a packed crowd.

Although Littler was the favorite going into the match, he started off slow and was in danger of being eliminated early. However, he managed to turn things around and dominate the final stages of the game, winning 3-1. The crowd was on their feet as Littler finished off the game with an impressive 140.91 average and almost achieving a nine-darter in the fourth set.

After his victory, Littler couldn't hold back his emotions and even had to walk off stage during his post-match interview. He later revealed that nerves had gotten the best of him throughout the game. "It's the worst game I've played," he said. "I've never felt anything like that tonight."

But despite the rollercoaster of emotions, Littler managed to overcome the pressure and secure his spot in the third round. "That last set, I don't know where I pulled it from," he said. "I drank my water, told my partner Abi I was okay, but as soon as the question came, the tears just came."

Now, Littler will take a break and spend Christmas with his loved ones before facing his next opponent in the third round. He will need to regain his composure and focus as he continues his quest to become the youngest-ever world champion.

For fans who are eager to catch Littler's next match, mark your calendars for December 28, 2024, at 7pm. He will be facing off against Ian White, who impressed in his second-round match against European Champion Ritchie Edhouse.

And for those who can't make it to the Alexandra Palace, don't worry. Sky Sports will be broadcasting all the action from December 15 until the final on January 3. You can also catch the games online via Sky Go. So, make sure to tune in and cheer on Luke Littler as he continues to make his mark in the World Darts Championship.

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