Luke Littler was left ‘disgusted’ by his failure to win the Czech Darts Open after being knocked out by Luke Humphries. The two leading players in the world this year met in the semi-finals, and it was the latter who prevailed 7-4 before going on to hammer Kim Huybrechts in the final.

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World champion Luke Humphries claimed the Czech Darts Open title after getting past Luke Littler and then thrashing Kim Huybrechts to win his second Czech Open title in Prague. The Leeds United fan took the £30,000 top prize with a crushing 8-1 victory over Belgian Huybrechts in which he averaged 105.57.

Newbury’s Luke Humphries stormed to his second Gambrinus Czech Darts Open title with a crushing 8-1 victory over Kim Huybrechts in Prague on Sunday. Humphries produced one of the greatest European Tour campaigns of all-time to clinch the £30,000 top prize, relinquishing just 11 legs across his five matches in the Czech capital.

Luke Littler appeared 'disgusted' after his impressive run at the Czech Darts Open came to an end at the hands of world champion Luke Humphries on Sunday. The 17-year-old has taken the world of darts by storm in his debut season and looked on track to win another title in Prague this week.

Luke Littler smashed a record that he only set on Saturday as he made light work of Damon Heta at the Czech Darts Open.

The Asp' simply had no answer to Littler's play, and made light of his helplessness after his rival took out double 11 to seal matters. He made a point of throwing all three of his darts onto the floor,