Darts

Since teenager Luke Littler took the Alexandra Palace stage by storm in December 2023, darts has seen a huge increase in attention. The 17-year-old breezed to the final of the PDC World Darts Championship where a record audience of over...

St Helens born darts star Michael Smith is optimistic ahead of night 13 of the Darts Premier League, which takes place in Liverpool's M&S Bank Arena on Thursday night. The former world champion takes on Rob Cross in the quarter...

Nathan Aspinall epitomises resilience and self-belief. The Stockport darts star left his job as a trainee accountant in 2018 to pursue his dream of being a professional player.

St Helens darts ace Michael Smith sits fifth and reached his fifth nightly final last week losing to Nathan Aspinall. Rob Cross beat Smith in Night three at Glasgow 6-4 however Voltage has since struggled for form and sits seventh. Smith...

With the Premier League Darts set to return to the M&S Arena in Liverpool, they have partnered with mental health charity Chasing the Stigma. Chasing the Stigma have raised awareness regarding a number of mental health issues, including the high...

St Helens ace Michael Smith faces Luke Littler in Rotterdam tomorrow night in Night 12 of the Premier League Darts.

St Helens star Michael Smith faces Gerwyn Price in Night 11 of the PDC Premier League at Birmingham tomorrow (April 11) Smith beat Welshman Price in the opening night final 6-5 in Cardiff.

Teenage sensation Luke Littler defeated Gerwyn Price 6-3 in the final and Michael Van Gerwen in the quarter-final to move into first place in the PDC Premier League table. Welshman Price hit a superb nine darter in his 6-3 semi-final victory over St Helens star Michael Smith.

St Helens darts ace Michael Smith faces teenage sensation Luke Littler in the quarter-finals of night eight at the Premier League of Darts which takes place in Dublin. “Bully boy” lost to current World Number 1 Luke Humphries in week seven's quarter-finals, which saw the former World Champion fall to sixth place and remain on 10 points.

World Number 1 and current World Champion Luke Humphries defeated Stockport’s Nathan Aspinall 6-3 in the final to win his second consecutive Premier League night. Humphries, from Crewe, made the final after beating Peter Wright 6-1 in the semi-final and St Helens star Michael Smith 6-4 in the quarters.