Luke Littler produced a stunning display at the 2026 Czech Darts Open in Prague on Sunday evening, blitzing Michael van Gerwen with an average above 106 to book his place in a historic Euro Tour final against Luke Humphries. The showdown marks the first time ever that the two Lukes will meet in a European Tour final, setting up a blockbuster conclusion to the event at the Czech capital.
Littler's quarter-final victory over Danny Noppert was followed by a dominant semi-final performance against Van Gerwen, who had earlier seen off Jonny Clayton. Humphries, the defending champion, progressed past William O'Connor in the last eight and then overcame his own semi-final challenge to reach the title match. The evening session began with Gerwyn Price facing Ross Smith in the quarter-finals, with the remaining ties unfolding from 18:00 BST.
The tournament has been notable for Littler's return to form after a six-month absence from European Tour events, with the young star averaging 108 in his Saturday evening win alongside Humphries. Van Gerwen had earlier survived a test against Wessel Nijman in the Sunday afternoon round, while Littler and Humphries both successfully navigated their latest challenges to set up the dream final.
All eyes now turn to the final in Prague, where Littler and Humphries will battle for the Czech Darts Open title and the lucrative prize money on offer. With both players in scintillating form, the first-ever Euro Tour meeting between the two is poised to be a classic.
