Nordic Darts Masters 2025 LIVE RESULTS: Humphries scrapes quarter-finals spot, Luke Littler on SOON
Luk who's back
Luke Littler has not featured in any pro event other than the Premier League since his run at the German Darts Grand Prix back in April.
The Nuke opted to skip the last four European Tour events to focus on the Premier League.
But Littler is expected to compete at the Nordic Darts Masters this week as he looks to add to his two World Series of Darts titles.
The world champion will take on Swedish newcomer Viktor Tingstrom in the first round of the tournament.
It will be Littler's Nordic Darts Masters debut after he withdrew from last year's edition due to family commitments.
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