Emma Paton rocks bold sleeveless outfit as fans label Sky Sports Darts host ‘absolutely stunning and so sexy'
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EMMA PATON has left fans stunned with a bold sleeveless outfit for the World Matchplay Darts.
The Sky Sports presenter was on duty for the tournament in Blackpool.
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Emma Paton wore a sleeveless outfit for the World Matchplay Darts finals
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Fans were left stunned by the outfit
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She is a fan favourite at the darts
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She often stuns in her bold outfits
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Emma, 30, wore a stunning white jumpsuit while on air for the broadcaster.
The clothing item was completed with a wide collar and matching shoes.
The presenter is a fan favourite as she often leaves fans in awe of her bold fashion choices.
And this one was no different as viewers went wild for her look on social media.
One posted: "WOW WOW WOW!!!!! Emma Paton looking absolutely stunning and so sexy in this white outfit!"
A second wrote: "Emma Paton on the darts. Good lord!"
A third commented: "Emma Paton back on the tele!"
A fourth said: "Emma Paton you absolute princess, we are so back."
Another added: "I tell you what, that Emma Paton looks delightful."
Back in May, Emma left fans hailing her sparkly outfit at the Premier League Darts finals.
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Emma is a regular presenter for Sky Sports
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She has built up a huge fan base on social media
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She has over 269k followers on Instagram
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There has already been huge drama in round one of the tournament with SIX of the 16 players already out.
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Meanwhile, there was plenty of excitement at the oche in the day's action.
Peter 'Snakebite' Wright was dumped out in round one by Jermaine Wattimena.
This was despite him rocking a more reserved look compared to his usual bold self.
Luke Littler also had a new look as he wore an updated version of his iconic purple and yellow shirt.
He took on Ryan Searle in his match and romped to a dominant victory.
It looked like the Nuke was on course for a whitewash as he won the first SIX legs at a canter.
Searle did get on the board as he won the seventh leg, but there was no chance of a dramatic comeback.
Littler rattled off the required four legs from the next five to knock out to complete his victory.
The Nuke averaged an incredible 108.92 across the 12 legs.
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Luke Littler debuted his new shirt at the tournament
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