Teenage darts prodigy Luke Littler has taken the sporting world by storm with another sensational performance at the PDC World Darts Championship. The 16-year-old sensation defeated former Lakeside champion Stephen Bunting 5-1 in a thrilling quarter-final clash at Alexandra Palace.
A Star is Born
Littler's remarkable journey continues as he becomes the youngest player ever to reach the semi-finals of the prestigious tournament. The Warrington youngster displayed nerves of steel against the experienced Bunting, averaging an impressive 101.93 and landing seven 180s during the match.
Bunting Outclassed
Despite Bunting's best efforts, the 38-year-old couldn't match Littler's relentless scoring power. The teenager took control early in the match and never looked back, finishing with a 50% checkout success rate compared to Bunting's 33%.
Anderson Awaits
The victory sets up a mouth-watering semi-final clash against two-time world champion Gary Anderson. Littler remains unfazed by the challenge ahead, stating: "I'm just taking each game as it comes and enjoying every moment."
With the crowd firmly behind him and his fearless approach to the game, Littler has become the story of this year's championship. His remarkable run continues to capture the imagination of darts fans worldwide as he rewrites the history books.
