Darts tonight: When it's on and how to watch the Bahrain Darts Masters final
Will Luke Littler win the first event of the 2026 darts season?
The Bahrain Darts Masters concludes tonight, with Luke Littler set to go up against Gerwyn Price – so make sure you know what time to watch it and how to stream it.
Tonight (January 16) marks the end of the 2026 World Series of Darts, with the likes of Littler, Stephen Bunting, and Gian van Veen competing at the Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir.
The quarter-final will see Littler, the two-time World Champion, take on Price, the Welsh former champ.
So, if you’re already counting the minutes until the darts is back on TV tonight, make sure you know when (and how) to tune in.

What time is the darts on tonight?
Coverage from the final day of the Bahrain Darts Masters will begin at 4pm UK time.
It’s a quick competition, with the quarter-finals, semi-finals, and final all taking place tonight.
How to watch the Bahrain Darts Masters
You can watch the Bahrain Darts Masters on ITV4 in the UK. You can also watch the event’s livestream on ITVX, and it’s completely free.
Other territories aren’t so fortunate. For example, if you’re in Germany, it’s exclusively available via DAZN. If you’re elsewhere in Europe, you’ll likely need a PDCTV subscription, which costs £4.99 per month.
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When is Luke Littler playing?
Luke Littler is expected to take to the stage by 4:15pm UK time for his match against Gerwyn Price.
Littler, 18 years old and now the world number one, will be looking to assert his dominance and set the tone for the 2026 season.
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After all, he’s the first player to secure back-to-back world titles since Gary Anderson’s 2015 and 2016 wins. Plus, he won the competition in 2024.
Bahrain Darts Masters schedule for January 16
Bear in mind that these are only approximate start times, and they could be affected by the length of earlier matches.
- Luke Littler v Gerwyn Price – 4pm
- Michael van Gerwen v Stephen Bunting – 4:30pm
- Luke Humphries v Nathan Aspinall – 5pm
- Gian van Veen v Danny Noppert – 5:30pm
Each match will be the best of 11 legs. The semi-finals (best of 13 legs) will take place immediately after, followed by the final (best of 15 legs.
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