Poland Darts Masters 2025 LIVE RESULTS: Price faces Bunting in epic final after Luke Littler got dumped OUT
The Nuke defeated close friend Nathan Aspinall in the quarter-finals of the tournament in Gliwice but was thrashed 7-3 by Stephen Bunting in the semi-final.
Bunting is facing Gerwyn Price in a sensational final after beating Rob Cross 7-3.
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4th Jul 2025, 17:43 By Nyle Smith
Luking for the double
Luke Littler is hoping to get his title defence off to the perfect start tonight.
And he faces Czech star Karel Sedlacek.
4th Jul 2025, 17:12 By Nyle Smith
Eastern European qualifiers
Gyorgy Jehirszki - Hungary
Krzysztof Kciuk - Poland
4th Jul 2025, 17:02 By Nyle Smith
Tour card holders
Sebastian Bialecki - Poland
Tytus Kanik - Poland
Pero Ljubic - Croatia
Krzyszrof Ratajski - Poland
Karel Sedlacek - Czech Republic
Radek Szaganski - Poland
4th Jul 2025, 17:01 By Nyle Smith
PDC players
Luke Littler will be among the names who make the trip to Poland to throw some arrows.
The tournament will be made up of 16 players, eight PDC qualifiers, who are ranked 1-8, six PDC Tour Card holders and two Eastern Europe qualifiers.
PDC qualifiers:
Luke Littler
Nathan Aspinall
Stephen Bunting
Jonny Clayton
Rob Cross
Chris Dobey
Gerwyn Price
Michael van Gerwen
4th Jul 2025, 17:00 By Nyle Smith
Welcome to the Poland Darts Masters!
The Poland Darts Masters will take place between July 4 and 5 in Gliwice!
The tournament will be held at the PreZero Arena, and features 16 of the world's top players, including defending champion Luke Littler.
The teenage sensation is set to take to the oche in Poland, just one week removed from his quarter-final defeat to Nathan Aspinall in the US Darts Masters.
The Nuke comes into the tournament as defending champion, having beaten Rob Cross 8-3 in the 2024 final, with Voltage also returning to Eastern Europe, looking to go one step further.
New York's winner Luke Humphries will NOT make the trip back to take part in Eastern Europe.
Littler and Cross are joined by Michael van Gerwen, Gerwyn Price, Jonny Clayton, Stephen Bunting, Chris Dobey and Nathan Aspinall.
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