Luke Littler fights back tears as he celebrates historic Premier League Darts final win with kiss from girlfriend

LUKE LITTLER sealed his emotional Premier League Darts triumph with a kiss as he held back tears.

The 17-year-old sensation made history as he became the youngest ever champion with an 11-7 victory over Luke Humphries.

Sky Sports Luke Littler kissed his girlfriend after Premier League victory[/caption]

Sky SportsHe also hugged Eloise after sealing his stunning victory[/caption]

Sky SportsLittler was also embraced by proud parents Anthony and Lisa[/caption]

Sky SportsThe Nuke held back tears after sealing his 11-7 win[/caption]

PAHe lifted the trophy in front of 14,000 fans at the O2 Arena, London[/caption]

Littler secured his win in style thanks to an incredible nine-darter with the score level at 5-5.

The Nuke came through a last-four clash against Michael Smith to book his spot in the final.

And en route to the oche for the opening match at the O2 Arena, Littler shared a moment with his family.

And after getting revenge on Humphries, who beat him in the World Championships final six months earlier, Littler fought back tears.

The wonderkid celebrated on stage and looked emotional as he then ran over to embrace his family.

He hugged and kissed his mum and dad before sharing another kiss with Eloise.

Littler then lifted his trophy to huge cheers from the 14,000 fans inside the O2 Arena.

He also pocketed a cheque worth £275,000 and is now jetting off for a well-deserved break in Orlando, USA.

On his victory, Littler said: “For all the doubters, hello. I have just picked up this, you don’t doubt me anymore.

“It’s so good to win in front of my girlfriend, manager and family. I don’t know what to do now.

“I came off for the break. I went to the toilet and came back on. I thought, right, we are on until the end. I needed the toilet after two legs.

“All of us players love a break. We come back on and do what we have to do.

“I practised hard today. I was dead focused. I didn’t want to blink. I am a major winner now.”

Humphries added: “I tried to stick in there. There was a massive breeze all night to deal with. Credit to Luke, he handled it well.

“He played much better. He is a fantastic player. Me and Luke are the two greatest players in the world.

“I love playing him. We will have a lot of battles in the future. He deserved it throughout the season.”

Sky SportsHumphries also congratulated Littler[/caption]