Luke Littler, a 17-year-old darts player, has advanced to the Premier League play-offs following a successful season marked by consistent victories, including a recent win against Rob Cross in Aberdeen. This victory, part of a string of wins spanning 12 consecutive games, reinforced his position as a leading contender in the league and placed him eight points clear of the reigning world champion, Luke Humphries.

Littler showcased his talent and determination during a crucial match in the semi-final where he defeated 2023 world champion Michael Smith with a 6-1 scoreline. His victory over Cross in the final match in Aberdeen ended in a 6-4 score, during which Littler demonstrated remarkable skill including a sequence of seven perfect darts. After securing his latest victories, Littler confirmed his position in the play-offs and expressed a relaxed outlook towards future matches, aiming to maintain his top form as he prepares for the play-offs at London’s O2 Arena on May 23.

Despite his impressive achievements and young age, Littler remains modest, focusing on continuous improvement and acknowledging the competition within the league. His entry into the play-offs not only demonstrates his prowess but also sets the stage for a competitive finale in the Premier League Darts season with other top contenders.