Luke Littler has been warned that other darts players will 'start to dislike him' as he prepares for the next night of Premier League action. The 18-year-old has often hogged the spotlight, having burst onto the scene at the 2023/24 World Darts Championship.

Night two of the Premier League in Glasgow was marred by crowd whistling which disrupted players at various points through the evening; watch the Premier League every Thursday night live on Sky Sports

The match between Littler and Luke Humphries was overshadowed by constant whistling from sections of the crowd.

Warrington Council will hold an extraordinary meeting next Monday at Parr Hall to appoint teenage darts sensation Luke Littler as an honorary citizen of the borough. The special recognition comes after the 18-year-old's historic achievements in professional darts,

Luke Littler started the 2025 calendar year by making history. The teenager has taken the darts world by storm over the past two years. He emerged onto the professional scene in 2024 after freshly turning 17 years old,

Luke Humphries triumphed in Dublin during last year’s Premier League season and the former world champion will be looking for a repeat as PDC’s biggest stars head to the Irish capital.

Luke Littler has admitted he might have long retired before he even comes close to rivalling Phil Taylor's record of 16 World Darts Championship titles. It comes weeks after he became the youngest world champion of all time when he beat Michael van Gerwen at the age of 17 in January.