Luke Littler vs Luke Humphries darts final time, odds and TV channel

Luke Littler and Luke Humphries are preparing for the biggest match of their lives (Pictures: Getty)

Alexandra Palace will host one of the most anticipated World Darts Championship finals in history on Wednesday night as Luke Littler takes on Luke Humphries for the richest prize in the game.

The exploits of 16-year-old Littler have captured the imagination of the country, with record-breaking viewing numbers for his incredible run to the final.

It will be a huge audience that sits down to watch him in action on Wednesday against the new world number one and standout player of 2023, Humphries.

Littler has blown away all who stood before him so far at Ally Pally, but it seems unthinkable that he could do that to Cool Hand, who has won three major titles in recent months and averaged over 108 in his semi-final win.

Nothing has been beyond The Nuke so far on his World Championship debut, though, so we can count nothing out – and it will be fascinating to see how he deals with the pressure of the biggest match in the sport.

So, when is the final, how can you watch the action live on TV, and what are the bookies’ odds?

What time is Luke Littler vs Luke Humphries?

Luke Littler playing darts

Luke Littler has proved unflappable so far at Ally Pally (Picture: PA)

The World Darts Championship final gets underway at 8pm on Wednesday, January 3, live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Darts.

The match is a best of 13 sets (first to seven), with legendary referee Russ Bray in charge for the final time in a ranked event.

Littler vs Humphries odds

Tournament sponsors Paddy Power have made Humphries the favourite at 4/6, with Littler available at 6/5.

While Littler has grabbed the vast majority of the attention, Humphries was the pre-tournament favourite and has been improving throughout the event, hammering Scott Williams 6-0 in the semi-finals.

World Darts Championship prize money

The winner on Wednesday night will earn £500,000, while the runner-up will receive £200,000.

Winner £500,000
Runner-up £200,000
Semi-finalists £100,000
Quarter-finalists £50,000
Fourth round losers £35,000
Third round losers £25,000
Second round losers £15,000
First round losers £7,500


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