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Luke Littler has told fans he is fit and fresh to face Ian White in the third round of the PDC World Darts Championship on Saturday.
In a post hours before returning to action after a week off, Littler described his Christmas holiday as “quality”.
“Now is the time to get back at it,” added the 17-year-old, who is the bookmakers’ favorite for the title behind defending champion Luke Humphries.
Luke Littler’s Instagram
Littler, who became the first darts player to surpass one million followers on Instagram, now has more than 1.4 million fans on the platform.
The sports sensation posted a photo of herself attending a special edition of popular darts TV show Bullseye on Tuesday.
To promote the episode, which aired on Christmas Day, Littler appeared on screen alongside former England cricketer Freddie Flintoff.
“There’s never enough Arrow on TV, that’s for sure,” he said. “Loved being a part of the Bullseye Christmas special… Merry Christmas everyone.”
What time is it Luke Littler vs Ian White?
Littler’s showdown with White, who is a huge underdog, is due to start on Saturday 28 December 2024 after 21:30 GMT.
The 54-year-old world number 57 claimed he regularly beat Littler’s grandfather Phil during his early days in the sport in Runcorn, where Littler was born.
World number 15 Chris Dobey takes on three places below him, Josh Rock, in the first match of the evening at London’s Alexandra Palace, which kicks off at 7pm.
Three-time champion Michael van Gerwen took center stage immediately ahead of Littler and White and met Brendan Dolan.
Littler defeated fellow Englishman Ryan Meikle 3-1 on December 21 to reach this stage of the tournament.
What an evening we have in store for you tonight! 👀
Who’s looking forward to this?#WCDarts pic.twitter.com/75e5dDD9EB
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) December 28, 2024
How to watch darts on TV
In the UK, the promotion is available at Sky Sports Darts. Memberships range from £14.99 per day to £29.99 per month on a flexible six-month contract.
PDC tournaments are also shown worldwide via PDC broadcast partners:
Viaplay – Netherlands
DAZN – Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Japan, Italy, USA, Brazil, Canada
Sport1 – Germany
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Prago Sport – Hungary
TV Play – Norway, Denmark, Bulgaria and the Baltic States
TVP – Poland
VTM – Belgium
All PDC main televised events are broadcast live online (outside the UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria and Switzerland) via PDCTV. Subscriptions range from £2.99 per day to £49.99 per year. Highlights from the events are also available on PDCTV for all subscribers worldwide.
