Find out how to watch the Luke Humphries v Gerwyn Price live stream, with the World Grand Prix final taking place at the Mattioli Arena in Leicester on Sunday night and play starting at 20.00 BST.
| Live Streaming | Date | Start Time | TV Channel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Luke Humphries v Gerwyn Price | 4 October 2026 | 20.00 BST | Sky Sports Main Event |
What channel is the World Grand Prix final on?
Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports+ both have the World Grand Prix final, with coverage from 20.00 BST on Sunday 4 October 2026. Sky have carried the whole tournament from Leicester this week, and the PDC’s own PDCTV service takes it in most territories outside the UK.
The final gets the Main Event treatment with a parallel stream running on Sky Sports+, which is how Sky have handled the whole week in Leicester. Overseas it goes out through PDCTV and the PDC’s broadcast partners.
It is a long night’s darts. The final is the best of 11 sets, first to six, so this is unlikely to be over quickly.
The double start is what sets this tournament apart from everything else on the circuit. Every leg has to begin on a double as well as finish on one, which flattens the scoring and makes for a very different rhythm to a normal PDC event.
Humphries is becoming a fixture in this final.
He won the title in 2023, then lost to Mike De Decker a year later and to Luke Littler in 2025, which makes this a fourth consecutive appearance in the showpiece. He saw off James Wade in the semi-final and called it his most controlled performance of the week afterwards.
Price has his own history here, having won in 2020 and finished runner-up twice since, once to Jonny Clayton and once to Humphries himself. His semi-final against Nathan Aspinall was the scrappier of the two.
Both men are overdue a ranking title, Humphries having gone without one since the World Masters and Price waiting rather longer than that. The head to head between them is about as close as it gets.
