Luke Littler emerged victorious in a heart-stopping final against Josh Rock at the Flanders Darts Trophy, claiming his fourth PDC European Tour title. The match, held in Antwerp, Belgium, saw Littler triumph with an 8-7 scoreline in a dramatic showdown.

Rock, the Northern Irishman, started strong, taking a 5-2 lead. However, Littler showcased his resilience by winning four consecutive legs to edge ahead 6-5. The tension escalated as Rock won two of the next three legs, leveling the score at 7-7, forcing a decisive final leg.

In the last leg, Littler remained composed, sealing his victory with an impressive 11-darter, finishing with a double 18. Reflecting on his win, Littler said, "I think ever since I've been playing darts, it might sound crazy but I love a last-leg decider. I back myself near enough every time, whether it's with or against the darts, but I had to go out in 11 there."

This victory adds to Littler's growing list of achievements, having previously won the Austrian Darts Open and two Belgian Darts Open titles. His performance in Antwerp marks his second win in three European Tour appearances this season, following his triumph in the Belgian Darts Open in March.

Littler's ability to perform under pressure and his consistent success on the European Tour solidify his status as one of the rising stars in the world of darts. Fans eagerly anticipate his next appearance as he continues to make his mark on the sport.