Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

Luke Littler has come along and he is setting new standards.

Luke Littler has done it again after one of the most incredible displays of darts you will ever see!

Won on the bullseye as the 19-year-old is back-to-back champion at Winter Gardens.

Phenomenal. Just phenomenal.

A tournament average of 111.04 and a match average of 111.53 - a record for the final.

Big chance for Gerwyn Price.

He misses a dart at bull for the big fish and even when Luke Littler fails to finish on his next visit, Price can't secure the hold.

Littler hits tops to move to within a leg of victory.

I'll be honest, I can't quite believe I've had described someone who is averaging 110 as having had a slight slump.

But from the level Luke Littler was at, it was! Still so much higher than the peak any of us could hope to reach, of course.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

Gerwyn Price has played as well as he has in quite a while but he's walked into a man on a mission.

Luke Littler's level dropped a little in that mini-session and his average is now a squeak below what's he done across the week.

Look at the checkout percentage though. Just the six ton-plus finishes now too.

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Slump over!

A sixth ton-plus finish for Luke Littler to move to within two legs of the title.

Gerwyn Price leaves 83, meaning Littler likely needs to take out 148.

No problem. Treble 18, treble 18, double top.

Sensational.

Excellent from Gerwyn Price.

He's playing as well as he has at any stage of this Matchplay.

It's the Welshman's turn to hit an 11-darter as Luke Littler endures a mini slump.

Gerwyn Price ensures that Luke Littler will not win it in this mini session.

Another break for the Welsh number one. He's digging his heels despite the fact he'll know it's almost certainly too late now.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

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It has just looked so smooth and simple.

John Part
Former PDC world champion on Sky Sports

Everything about Luke Littler in this year's Matchplay has improved.

For a moment, it seemed that Luke Littler was just slowing up a little.

I shouldn't have doubted him, another 180 to make it the most he's ever hit in a tournament and when Gerwyn Price misses double eight for a 111 checkout, Littler calmly picks off 62.

Gerwyn Price edges a little bit closer.

A comeback might be pushing it but he's making the score more respectable.

Luke Littler misses two at double 10 and Price is there to take advantage, hit double 10 himself and break.

Back to it. Luke Littler needs four more legs to claim the Phil Taylor trophy for a second time...

The match average record (114.99) may be beyond Luke Littler now but he's going to smash Phil Taylor's tournament average of 106.31.

Littler came into this match at 110.88 but that's only going to rise at the moment.

Gerwyn Price gets one back to end the mini session.

Delaying the inevitable but credit to the Welshman, he is still giving it his all as you would expect.

Luke Littler has just been not so much on another planet and in a different galaxy.

Four legs away now.

Luke Littler is on for a 10-darter, misses tops and has to settle for a 12.

But, I'll say it again, he has been untouchable tonight - and all week, to be honest.

Enjoy this, folks, because this is something special.

All much more normal, or is it just that Luke Littler has normalised the extraordinary?

The teenager breaks once again. Hitting double 15 for a 14-darter. He's slacking...

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

Luke Littler is so clinical.

What I find really staggering is the focus of Luke Littler this week. He doesn't seem to have lost it for more than a couple of darts all week.