The World Darts Championship is underway as the best players in the world descent on London’s Alexandra Palace to fight for the £2.5million prize pot. Defending champion Peter Wright is one of the favourites from the outset, as is Gerwyn Price. Michael van Gerwen will also be out for glory.
World Darts Championship LIVE
Tuesday December 15 (6pm GMT)
- Steve West v Amit Gilitwala (R1)
- Steve Beaton v Diogo Portela (R1)
- Jeff Smith v Keane Barry (R1)
- Peter Wright v West/Gilitwala (R2)
Wednesday December 16
Afternoon Session (12pm GMT)
- Ryan Joyce v Karel Sedlacek (R1)
- Ross Smith v David Evans (R1)
- William O’Connor v Niels Zonneveld (R1)
- Chris Dobey v J Smith/Barry (R2)
Evening Session (6pm GMT)
- Max Hopp v Gordon Mathers (R1)
- Callan Rydz v James Bailey (R1)
- Adam Hunt v Lisa Ashton (R1)
- Glen Durrant v Beaton/Portela (R2)
Thursday December 17
Afternoon Session (12pm GMT)
- Madars Razma v Toru Suzuki (R1)
- Mike De Decker v Edward Foulkes (R1)
- Ryan Murray v Lourence Ilagan (R1)
- Daryl Gurney v O’Connor/Zonneveld (R2)
Evening Session (6pm GMT)
- 3x First Round, 1x Second Round
- Luke Woodhouse v Jamie Lewis (R1)
- Ron Meulenkamp v Boris Krcmar (R1)
- Ryan Searle v Danny Lauby (R1)
- Jose de Sousa v R Smith/D Evans (R2)
How to watch the World Darts Championship
The World Championship will be shown live on the dedicated Sky Sports Darts channel in the UK.
Existing customers will also be able to stream the action via the Sky Go app, which can be downloaded across a host of devices.
If you don’t have a subscription but still wish to tune in, darts fans can purchase a Sky Sports pass through NOW TV.
The World Darts Championship runs from Tuesday, December 15, until Sunday, January 3.