When does Luke Littler next play at World Darts Championship and who will the teen sensation face in quarter-final?

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LUKE LITTLER has been the standout star at this year’s World Darts Championship – and he will continue his remarkable story in the quarter-finals.

The 16-year-old caught the eye after his performance on his tournament debut, beating Dutchman Christian Kist in the opening round at Ally Pally.

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Littler sailed through, winning 3-0 on sets against an experienced pro who boasts a world ranking of 91st.

Since then, Luke has wowed darts fans by beating Open champion Andrew Gilding before continuing his dream with a triumph over Matt Campbell.

In the last-16, Littler pulled off the biggest win of his career so far, beating five-time world champion Raymond van Barneveld 4-1.

The teenager’s dream continues to the quarter-final stage – but who will he be taking on at Ally Pally?

Who does Luke Littler play next at the World Darts Championship and when will the match take place?

Luke Littler will face Brendon Dolan in the quarter-final of the World Darts Championship.

The match is scheduled to take place on Monday, January 1st, 2024.

Littler will face Dolan in the second clash of the afternoon session – after Rob Cross vs Chris Dobey.

The 16-year-old’s quarter-final match is expected to take place at approximately 2.15pm GMT.

What did Luke Littler say after his World Darts Championship debut?

Littler was understandably in high spirits after his first round triumph, he said: “If I average 106 in every game from now on, I’ve got a chance.

“All the nerves are out of the way now. This ranks at the top. It was crazy to see little kids with my own top on.

“It was a massive experience. The crowd were always singing. I’m glad they were on my side and it helped me get over the line even more.

“I couldn’t sleep on Tuesday night as I was so excited for this match.

“Walking on, I was nervous but when I stepped on to the stage, I said: ‘Wow.’ I didn’t want to go into my own shell. I wanted to be myself and I did.

“I will treat myself to a kebab. Get myself some bottles of Coke and bottles of Fanta.”

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