LUK WHO'S BACK
German Darts Grand Prix 2025: Schedule and results as Luke Littler returns to European Tour action
Luke Littler is set to make a stunning return to the European Tour
THE German Darts Grand Prix is taking place across the Easter weekend - and Luke Littler is on the HUGE bill!
Teenage sensation Littler heads into the tournament as No1 seed after 2024 champion Luke Humphries opted out of the event.
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Cool Hand thrashed Michael van Gerwen 8-1 in last year's final to claim the Munich crown.
World champion Littler has missed the last two European Tour events amid the Nuke's hectic schedule.
But the 18-year-old wonderkid returns in Germany, looking to add to the Belgian Open title he won in March.
Littler will be challenged by other huge names, including Premier League rivals Van Gerwen, Gerwyn Price and Rob Cross.
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SunSport brings you all the information you need ahead of this year's event.
When is German Darts Grand Prix 2025?
- The German Darts Grand Prix will begun on Saturday, April 19.
- The tournament will run until Monday, April 21.
- The Zenith in Munich will host.
What TV channel is German Darts Grand Prix 2025 on and can it be live streamed?
- The German Darts Grand Prix will not be televised in the UK.
- For UK viewers, it will be live streamed on PDCTV - a subscription service.
- You can purchase an annual PDCTV subscription for £49.99.
- A three-day pass, which will cover the whole tournament, costs £4.99, as does a monthly subscription.
- Alternatively, SunSport's live blog of the event will bring you leg-by-leg coverage of the event.
German Darts Grand Prix 2025 schedule and results
Saturday, April 19
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Round 1 - Afternoon session (from 12pm BST)
- Ryan Joyce 6-1 Andras Borbely
- Ritchie Edhouse 4-6 Mickey Mansell
- Madars Razma 6-3 Robert Grundy
- Luke Woodhouse 5-6 Cam Crabtree
- Daryl Gurney 3-6 Niels Zonneveld
- Wessel Nijman 4-6 Scott Williams
- Kim Huybrechts 6-0 Finn Behrens
- Cameron Menzies 6-4 Kevin Doets
Evening session (from 6pm BST)
- Ricardo Pietreczko 6-1 Adam Paxton
- Gian van Veen 6-2 Rene Eidams
- Mensur Suljovic 5-6 Krzysztof Ratajski
- Raymond van Barneveld 6-2 Michael Rosenauer
- Jermaine Wattimena 6-3 Michael Unterbuchner
- Dirk van Duijvenbode 6-1 Andy Boulton
- Martin Schindler 6-3 Mario Vandenbogaerde
- Mike De Decker 6-3 Johan Engstrom
Sunday, April 20
Round 2 - Afternoon session (from 12pm BST)
- Danny Noppert 2-6 Madars Razma
- Damon Heta 0-6 Ryan Joyce
- Andrew Gilding 4-6 Gian van Veen
- Ryan Searle 6-2 Cameron Menzies
- Josh Rock 6-2 Scott Williams
- Rob Cross 6-4 Ricardo Pietreczko
- Michael Smith 4-6 Krzysztof Ratajski
- Joe Cullen 6-2 Mickey Mansell
Evening session (from 6pm BST)
- Niels Zonneveld 6-2 James Wade
- Gerwyn Price 6-3 Raymond van Barneveld
- Dave Chisnall 6-3 Dirk van Duijvenbode
- Michael van Gerwen 6-5 Kim Huybrechts
- Luke Littler 6-1 Cam Crabtree
- Peter Wright 6-3 Mike De Decker
- Martin Schindler 6-1 Jonny Clayton
- Ross Smith 6-4 Jermaine Wattimena
Monday, April 21
Afternoon session (from 12pm BST)
- Gerwyn Price 4-6 Josh Rock
- Rob Cross 4-6 Krzysztof Ratajski
- Ryan Joyce 6-4 Niels Zonneveld
- Michael van Gerwen 6-1 Ryan Searle
- Dave Chisnall 2-6 Ross Smith
- Martin Schindler 4-6 Gian van Veen
- Peter Wright 6-4 Madars Razma
- Luke Littler 6-3 Joe Cullen
Evening session (from 6pm BST)
Quarter-finals
- Josh Rock 6-5 Krzysztof Ratajski
- Ryan Joyce 4-6 Michael van Gerwen
- Ross Smith 3-6 Gian van Veen
- Peter Wright 5-6 Luke Littler
Semi-finals
- Josh Rock 2-7 Michael van Gerwen
- Gian van Veen 7-4 Luke Littler
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Final
- Michael van Gerwen 8-5 Gian van Veen
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