Littler and Humphries overcame Wales, Scotland and the Netherlands at the Eissporthalle to take home the World Cup trophy with aplomb - a first for Littler and second for Humphries, who won alongside Michael Smith in 2024.
England’s final against the Netherlands was the first final between the top two seeds at the World Cup for six years, and Dutch duo Michael van Gerwen and Gian van Veen struck the first blow, taking a 2-1 lead courtesy of Van Gerwen’s 113 outshot.
However, Littler and Humphries produced an incredible performance from this point forward, taking four legs on the spin to lead 5-2 with a combined average of over 110.
Continued relentless scoring between the Premier League finalists kept the Dutch pair at arms length, as a 12-dart leg from Humphries sealed a relentless victory for England and their sixth World Cup crown.
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QUARTER FINALS
Scotland 8-5 Republic of Ireland
England 8-7 Wales
Northern Ireland 8-7 Latvia
Netherlands 8-4 Germany
SEMI FINALS
England 8-3 Scotland
Netherlands 8-2 Northern Ireland
FINAL
England 10-5 Netherlands
