How to watch World Series of Darts Finals 2026: Free Streams & Schedule
Watch World Series of Darts Finals 2026 free on ITVX (UK) Dates: Thursday 17 September ⮕ Sunday 20 September Use NordVPN to watch from anywhere The world’s top 32 darts players will fight it out in the AFAS Live arena in Amsterdam for the 2026 World Series of Darts Finals, with the winner taking home £100,000.
And while there’s plenty of big-name competition standing in the way, all eyes will once again be on Luke Littler as “The Nuke” looks to complete another piece of darts history.
Littler arrives in Amsterdam chasing a clean sweep of the sport’s biggest titles in 2026, having already won all six majors this year, as well as the Premier League and World Championship.
He also comes into the World Series Finals in strong form after winning the Czech Darts Open earlier this month.
The one thing missing from his recent run is this very trophy, after he was beaten by Michael van Gerwen in last year’s final.
Standing in his way is five-time World Series Finals winner Van Gerwen, who will be looking to add another title on home soil.
The Dutchman enjoyed a good campaign across the World Series events that served as qualifiers for this year’s Finals, but he’ll have plenty of other big hitters to contend with, including Luke Humphries, new world No.
2 Gian van Veen, Jonny Clayton, and James Wade.
You won’t want to miss any of the action, so read on to discover how to watch the 2026 World Series of Darts Finals online from anywhere, including free streams.
Can I watch World Series of Darts 2026 for free? ITV4 and and the broadcaster's streaming platform ITVX are showing FREE World Series of Darts Finals 2026 coverage every day.
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Sport1 will be showing all the coverage in Germany at no cost.
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