Even if you're not a darts fan, it's hard not to be impressed by Luke Littler's run in this year's PDC World Darts Championship.
The 16-year-old sensation will now take on Luke Humphries in the final at Alexandra Palace in London on Thursday morning (AEDT).
The Sporting News has all the details on how to watch the action in Australia.
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World Darts Championship final: Start time in Australia
The final between Littler and Humphries will begin at 7:00 am AEDT on Thursday, January 4.
Regardless of the result, we will have a new World Darts Champion.
Victory for teenager Littler would be historic though, and see him become the youngest-ever winner of the tournament.
World Darts Championship final: TV channel, free-to-air guide in Australia
Fox Sports will broadcast the World Darts Championship final in Australia.
The match is not available to watch on free-to-air television.
World Darts Championship final: How to stream, watch online in Australia
The final can be streamed on Foxtel Go and Kayo Sports.
Fans can also use subscription service PDCTV to watch the action.
World Darts Championship prize money
Hitting the big time in darts pays well.
The Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) has again allocated a prize of £500,000 to the winner, with the runner-up receiving £200,000 as part of a £2.5 million total prize fund.
| Stage | Prize money |
| Winner | £500,000 / AU$956,887 |
| Finalist | £200,000 / AU$382,754 |
| Semifinalist | £100,000 / AU$191,377 |
| Quarterfinalist | £50,000 / AU$95,688 |
| Round Four | £35,000 / AU$66,982 |
| Round Three | £25,000 / AU$47,844 |
| Round Two | £15,000 / AU$28,706 |
| Round One | £7,500 / AU$14,353 |
World Darts Championship format: How many sets is the final?
The final will take place in a best-of-13 sets format.
Players will take turns to throw at the start of each set, which are won by the first player to take three legs.