Luke Littler, the current world No 1, will return to the oche in Copenhagen after clinching his second Premier League title in Denmark. The 19‑year‑old beat Luke Humphries 11‑10 in a last‑leg decider, averaging an eye‑watering 111.67 in the highest‑quality final the competition has seen. This victory cements his status as the season’s most formidable contender.

With the World Series of Darts set to resume at Forum Copenhagen, Littler faces Norway’s No 1 Cor Dekker in his first match. The win adds a rare title to his résumé and signals a potential shift in the 2026 tour hierarchy, where powerhouses like Michael van Gerwen and Gerwyn Price battle for dominance and secure a championship title today.

Stephen Bunting, the former Masters champion, aims to become the first player to retain the World Series crown after a dominant run last year. Meanwhile, Luke Humphries, the defending Premier League champion, will test his mettle against Jeffrey de Graaf, who just claimed a PDC ranking title in Milton Keynes and challenge the tournament’s elite today.

Other top seeds line up for a packed weekend: Michael van Gerwen meets Oskar Lukasiak, while Gerwyn Price faces Darius Labanauskas. The event culminates Saturday with semi‑finals and a best‑of‑15‑leg final, offering fans a showcase of elite precision and strategy. This Saturday night will decide who claims the coveted Nordic Darts Masters trophy and solidifies their legacy in 2026 today.