Chestnuts roasting on an open fire, Jack Frost nipping at your nose, from the Ally Pally choir and folks all dressed up in fancy clothes. It's that magical time of the year once again when the biggest darting deities on the planet descend on Alexandra Palace in North London. It’s the 32nd edition of the PDC World Darts Championship and the tournament gets underway on Sunday, December 15.
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The sport's showpiece event will get under way on Sunday December 15 at Alexandra Palace, with Luke Humphries seeking to defend his title after beating Luke Littler in a thrilling final earlier this year.
In what is sure to be a raucous atmosphere at Ally Pally, the final will take place on a Friday night for the first time since 2020, at which time there was no crowd due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The finalists will be whittled down from the 96 entrants competing for the Sid Waddell Trophy and £2.5m in prize money.
The 2024-2025 edition of the PDC World Darts Championship has a lot to live up to after last year’s darting extravaganza made headlines on both the front pages as well as the back pages. Luke Littler shot to stardom at the event twelve months ago, and the British nation was gripped by the 16-year-old’s oche antics. ‘The Nuke’ would roar past Christian Kist, Andrew Gilding, Matt Campbell, Raymond van Barneveld, Brendan Dolan and Rob Cross before going toe-to-toe with Luke Humphries in the final. Humphries stood firm to lift the Sid Waddell Trophy, but a new darting sensation was born, and Littler’s year since has been full of highs.
Despite continually being in the media spotlight since, Luke Littler has thrived and grown throughout 2024. Having won this year’s Premier League, World Series Finals and Grand Slam of Darts crowns, ‘The Nuke’ is the favourite to go one better at Ally Pally this time around and reign supreme as world champion. Winning the Grand Slam of Darts has proved to be a lucky omen in previous years. Humphries went on to lift the World Championship trophy aloft following his Grand Slam victory last year, and so did Michael ‘Bully Boy’ Smith after he reigned supreme in Wolverhampton in 2022.
Defending world champion Luke Humphries has also been on fire this season, winning the World Matchplay and the Players Championship Finals. In the latter of those tournaments, "Cool Hand Luke" held his nerve to beat Luke Littler once again in the final, and it may give him a psychological edge as he now turns his attention to the World Championships. Humphries aims to become the first player since Gary Anderson in 2016 to win back-to-back world titles.
Let GOAL show you all the info you need ahead of this year’s PDC World Darts Championship, including how to watch the tournament, the schedule and format and how much money is up for grabs at Alexandra Palace.
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The sport's showpiece event will get under way on Sunday December 15 at Alexandra Palace, with Luke Humphries seeking to defend his title after beating Luke Littler in a thrilling final earlier this year.
In what is sure to be a raucous atmosphere at Ally Pally, the final will take place on a Friday night for the first time since 2020, at which time there was no crowd due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The finalists will be whittled down from the 96 entrants competing for the Sid Waddell Trophy and £2.5m in prize money.
The 2024-2025 edition of the PDC World Darts Championship has a lot to live up to after last year’s darting extravaganza made headlines on both the front pages as well as the back pages. Luke Littler shot to stardom at the event twelve months ago, and the British nation was gripped by the 16-year-old’s oche antics. ‘The Nuke’ would roar past Christian Kist, Andrew Gilding, Matt Campbell, Raymond van Barneveld, Brendan Dolan and Rob Cross before going toe-to-toe with Luke Humphries in the final. Humphries stood firm to lift the Sid Waddell Trophy, but a new darting sensation was born, and Littler’s year since has been full of highs.
Despite continually being in the media spotlight since, Luke Littler has thrived and grown throughout 2024. Having won this year’s Premier League, World Series Finals and Grand Slam of Darts crowns, ‘The Nuke’ is the favourite to go one better at Ally Pally this time around and reign supreme as world champion. Winning the Grand Slam of Darts has proved to be a lucky omen in previous years. Humphries went on to lift the World Championship trophy aloft following his Grand Slam victory last year, and so did Michael ‘Bully Boy’ Smith after he reigned supreme in Wolverhampton in 2022.
Defending world champion Luke Humphries has also been on fire this season, winning the World Matchplay and the Players Championship Finals. In the latter of those tournaments, "Cool Hand Luke" held his nerve to beat Luke Littler once again in the final, and it may give him a psychological edge as he now turns his attention to the World Championships. Humphries aims to become the first player since Gary Anderson in 2016 to win back-to-back world titles.
Let GOAL show you all the info you need ahead of this year’s PDC World Darts Championship, including how to watch the tournament, the schedule and format and how much money is up for grabs at Alexandra Palace.