Football Connection Revealed

World Darts Championship finalist Luke Humphries has a secret football-related meaning behind his name that fans are only just discovering. Humphries, who recently whitewashed Scott Williams 6-0 in the semi-final, is a huge Leeds United fan and his name - Luke - stands for [L]eeds [U]nited [K]ings of [E]urope. The 28-year-old has already achieved great success in the darts world, winning three major titles this year and becoming the new world No 1. However, his ultimate goal is to win the World Championship at Ally Pally.

Humphries' Journey to the Final

Humphries, nicknamed 'Cool Hand Luke', has had an impressive run in the tournament and entered as the favorite. He has already lifted the World Grand Prix, the Players Championship Finals, and the Grand Slam of Darts. Now, he faces 16-year-old sensation Luke Littler in the highly-anticipated final.

A Fairy-Tale Run for Littler

Luke Littler has been the story of the tournament, making history as the youngest ever player to reach the World Darts Championship final. The Warrington wonderkid defeated former World Champion Rob Cross in the semi-final, averaging an impressive 106. Littler and Humphries have faced off before, with Littler narrowly missing out on victory at just 12 years old. An incredible picture has emerged on Littler's social media, showing the two posing together after their match four years ago.

With the final set to take place, fans are eagerly awaiting the clash between these two talented players. Will Humphries fulfill his dream of becoming World Champion, or will Littler continue his fairy-tale run and claim the title? The excitement is building as the World Darts Championship reaches its thrilling conclusion.