After five breathless days of action in Milton Keynes, a journey that began with a room packed full of hopefuls and quiet dreamers, the tournament distilled itself into the most inevitable of conclusions...

Not a chorus. Not a wave. One individual, repeating, persistent, invasive. The sort of interruption players cannot prepare for, because it arrives alone...

Over two matches, Luke Littler, Luke Humphries, and Luke Woodhouse all took to the stage, all in imperious form, all determined to leave a mark. And all three did...

Welsh derby that burned from first dart to last. Clayton, haunted by a miserable recent record against Price, flipped the script early, claiming the opening two sets...But The Iceman does not yield easily...

The venue has history with the Swindon slinger, having already delivered him a Challenge Tour title last season...

Less than 24 hours after lighting up Milton Keynes on Friday night, the Londoner was straight back at it on Saturday morning, doing what winners do when confidence is flowing – winning again...

...with over 300 players ready to suffer … and suffer they did. Long days, longer queues, and for those still standing late on...

No walk-ons. No fancy lighting. Just arrows, sweat, and the constant knowledge that one bad afternoon can bury a season, while one outrageous weekend can resurrect an entire career...