Where to watch World Darts Championship 2024/25 live stream, TV channel, prize money for PDC event
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Ally Pally is calling, and so are 96 of the world's best darts players as the 32nd edition of the PDC World Darts Championship gets up and running from London, with defending champion and world number one Luke Humphries hoping to go back-to-back after beating teenage sensation Luke Littler in last year's final.
The PDC Paddy Power World Darts Championship 2024/25 is almost here with the Alexandra Palace ready to deliver plenty of thrills over the festive period.
Luke Humphries is back and ready to defend his title after triumphing over teenage sensation Luke Littler in the final in January - with a potential rematch set for the semi-finals.
As the Littler effect sweeps across the sport, ‘The Nuke’ enters this year’s championship as favourite, with ‘Cool Hand Luke’ and former world champions Michael van Gerwen and Gary Anderson among the main contenders.
Humphries' victory over a then 16-year-old Littler in the January 2024 decider was one of the biggest stories to come out of darts for many a year, and with Littler now ranked fourth in the world and former champions Michael van Gerwen and Michael Smith both keen to win back the crown, get set for an extraordinary few weeks of world-class darts.
STREAM:Every World Darts Championship match LIVE on DAZN
With the top 32 of the 96 players seeded, they head straight into the second round to face off against winning qualifiers as Round 1 is played simultaneously, leading into a Christmas break before the decisive matches are held in early January 2025. The number of sets and legs per match increases with every two rounds, with the final set to be played in a first-to-seven, best-of-13 format.
Ally Pally is calling, and so are 96 of the world's best darts players as the 32nd edition of the PDC World Darts Championship gets up and running in London, with defending champion and world number one Luke Humphries looking to win back-to-back titles after beating teenage sensation Luke Littler in last year's final.
Humphries' victory over a 16-year-old Littler in the January 2024 decider was one of the biggest stories to come out of darts for many a year, and with Littler now ranked fourth in the world having won the Premier League Darts competition earlier this year, get set for an extraordinary few weeks of world-class darts.
With the top 32 of the 96 players seeded, they'll go straight into the second round to face the winning players from Round 1 as both play out simultaneously, leading into the Christmas break before the tournament-deciding matches are held in January 2025. The number of sets and legs per match increases with every two rounds, with the final set to be played in a first-to-seven, best-of-13 format.
As the world's best players and the world's most passionate darts fans prepare for one of the biggest events on the sporting calendar to welcome 2025 with a bang, The Sporting News has all the TV details you'll need to follow every single throw from Ally Pally.
When is the 2024/25 World Darts Championship?
The 2024/25 PDC World Darts Championship gets up and running from the Alexandra Palace in London at 7:00 p.m. local time (GMT) on Sunday, December 15, with four matches in the first evening session to kick off Round 1, which will span the first six days of the tournament in tandem with some Round 2 matches – including reigning champion Luke Humphries against either France's Thibault Tricole or Australian Joe Comito on opening night.
After a three-day break for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day, the action returns with Rounds 3 and 4, leading into the quarterfinals getting underway on New Years' Day and the semifinals on January 2 – with the World Championship Final being decided on Friday, January 3 2025 at 8:00 p.m. local time (GMT). World Darts Championship schedule: Draw, dates and when is Luke Littler playing?
Luke Littler, Luke Humphries and Michael van Gerwen are among the main contenders battling out for the £500,000 top prize at Alexandra Palace
WATCH► https://bcoda2007liv.blogspot.com/2024/12/darts.html
Ally Pally is calling, and so are 96 of the world's best darts players as the 32nd edition of the PDC World Darts Championship gets up and running from London, with defending champion and world number one Luke Humphries hoping to go back-to-back after beating teenage sensation Luke Littler in last year's final.
The PDC Paddy Power World Darts Championship 2024/25 is almost here with the Alexandra Palace ready to deliver plenty of thrills over the festive period.
Luke Humphries is back and ready to defend his title after triumphing over teenage sensation Luke Littler in the final in January - with a potential rematch set for the semi-finals.
As the Littler effect sweeps across the sport, ‘The Nuke’ enters this year’s championship as favourite, with ‘Cool Hand Luke’ and former world champions Michael van Gerwen and Gary Anderson among the main contenders.
Humphries' victory over a then 16-year-old Littler in the January 2024 decider was one of the biggest stories to come out of darts for many a year, and with Littler now ranked fourth in the world and former champions Michael van Gerwen and Michael Smith both keen to win back the crown, get set for an extraordinary few weeks of world-class darts.
STREAM:Every World Darts Championship match LIVE on DAZN
With the top 32 of the 96 players seeded, they head straight into the second round to face off against winning qualifiers as Round 1 is played simultaneously, leading into a Christmas break before the decisive matches are held in early January 2025. The number of sets and legs per match increases with every two rounds, with the final set to be played in a first-to-seven, best-of-13 format.
Ally Pally is calling, and so are 96 of the world's best darts players as the 32nd edition of the PDC World Darts Championship gets up and running in London, with defending champion and world number one Luke Humphries looking to win back-to-back titles after beating teenage sensation Luke Littler in last year's final.
Humphries' victory over a 16-year-old Littler in the January 2024 decider was one of the biggest stories to come out of darts for many a year, and with Littler now ranked fourth in the world having won the Premier League Darts competition earlier this year, get set for an extraordinary few weeks of world-class darts.
With the top 32 of the 96 players seeded, they'll go straight into the second round to face the winning players from Round 1 as both play out simultaneously, leading into the Christmas break before the tournament-deciding matches are held in January 2025. The number of sets and legs per match increases with every two rounds, with the final set to be played in a first-to-seven, best-of-13 format.
As the world's best players and the world's most passionate darts fans prepare for one of the biggest events on the sporting calendar to welcome 2025 with a bang, The Sporting News has all the TV details you'll need to follow every single throw from Ally Pally.
When is the 2024/25 World Darts Championship?
The 2024/25 PDC World Darts Championship gets up and running from the Alexandra Palace in London at 7:00 p.m. local time (GMT) on Sunday, December 15, with four matches in the first evening session to kick off Round 1, which will span the first six days of the tournament in tandem with some Round 2 matches – including reigning champion Luke Humphries against either France's Thibault Tricole or Australian Joe Comito on opening night.
After a three-day break for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day, the action returns with Rounds 3 and 4, leading into the quarterfinals getting underway on New Years' Day and the semifinals on January 2 – with the World Championship Final being decided on Friday, January 3 2025 at 8:00 p.m. local time (GMT). World Darts Championship schedule: Draw, dates and when is Luke Littler playing?
Luke Littler, Luke Humphries and Michael van Gerwen are among the main contenders battling out for the £500,000 top prize at Alexandra Palace
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