Live Outcomes from the Nordic Darts Masters 2025: Luke Littler qualifies for the quarter-finals, Humphries clinches victory in a tense match against Ramza
Welcome back, darts enthusiasts! Luke Littler, the young sensation of the game, had a promising start in this year's Nordic Darts Masters, but his quest for victory ended in the quarter-finals. Sporting a 6-3 loss against Nathan Aspinall, Littler's run in the tournament came to an early halt[1][2][4].
In his tournament opener, Littler exhibited a strong performance, securing a comfortable 6-3 win over Swedish newcomer Viktor Tingstrom. However, the thrill of his premiere outing was short-lived as he encountered Nathan Aspinall in the quarter-finals[1].
Meanwhile, the defending champion, Gerwyn Price, began his title defense on a high note with a convincing 5-1 victory against Cor Dekker. Luka Humphries, the Premier League winner, had a close call in his match, narrowly edging Madars Ramza 6-5[2].
Are you ready for the exciting quarter-finals to unfold? Today, from 6 pm BST, you can catch all the action on ITV4 or stream it for free on ITVX! Before that, don't forget to sign up for our exclusive sports newsletter for all the latest updates[1].
Want to know more about the tournament? This year's Nordic Darts Masters boasts a total prize pool of £100,000 - a £40,000 increase compared to last year[4]. Here's a breakdown of how the prize money is distributed:
- Winner: £30,000
- Runner-up: £16,000
- Semi-finalists: £10,000 each
- Quarter-finalists: £5,000 each
- First round winners: £1,750 each
Stay tuned for our live darts blog which will keep you updated with all the exciting action tonight[1]!
[1] https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/darts/article-11973767/Luke-Littler-facing-Premier-League-star-quarter-finals-Finnish-tournament.html
[2] https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/darts/61290642.amp
[3] https://www.pdc.tv/darts-calendar
[4] https://www.pdc.tv/news/Nordic-Masters-prize-fund-boosted-to-£100k-for-2025/1275112230
Sports enthusiasts can catch the highly anticipated quarter-finals of the Nordic Darts Masters tonight, starting from 6 pm BST. The event offers a total prize pool of £100,000, with the winner receiving £30,000 and quarter-finalists earning £5,000 each.
