European Championship darts Saturday schedule: Littler faces Aspinall as last-16 order of play confirmed

Luke Littler faces Nathan Aspinall in the European Championship last 16 on Saturday 24 October, with UK coverage on ITV4 and ITVX from midday and 6pm BST.

Eight second-round matches take place across two sessions in Dortmund. Each is best of 19 legs, with the first player to win 10 progressing.

Saturday is the third day of the tournament, following the first-round sessions on Thursday and Friday.

Saturday afternoon order of play

The afternoon session is listed from midday BST, with the matches in the following order:

Order	Match
1	Cameron Menzies vs Gerwyn Price
2	Stephen Bunting vs Kim Huybrechts
3	Ross Smith vs Damon Heta
4	Gian van Veen vs Luke Woodhouse

Saturday evening order of play

The evening session is listed from 6pm BST:

Order	Match
1	Krzysztof Ratajski vs Kevin Doets
2	Martin Schindler vs Jermaine Wattimena
3	Nathan Aspinall vs Luke Littler
4	Jonny Clayton vs Josh Rock

The pairings and playing order are listed in Sky Sports’ updated tournament schedule.

Matches follow one another. The session times above should not be treated as individual match start times.

What time does Luke Littler play?

Littler’s match against Aspinall is third in the evening session, after Ratajski–Doets and Schindler–Wattimena.

There is no fixed start time for their match in the published schedule. Its timing depends on how long the first two games take, so viewers should follow the evening coverage rather than rely on an estimated clock time.

How to watch on ITV4 and ITVX

ITV4 is showing both Saturday sessions live, with streaming through ITVX. The Radio Times television guide lists coverage from midday and 6pm.

ITVX requires a free account. A Premium subscription is not needed to watch the live ITV4 channel, with ITV’s account guidance confirming access to live channels after registration.

On the website or app, select “Live” and choose ITV4. Availability on connected televisions depends on the device, as explained in ITV’s live-viewing instructions.

Our European Championship TV guide brings together the tournament’s UK viewing information.

What happens after the last 16?

The eight winners return for Sunday’s quarter-finals, followed by the semi-finals and final in the evening.

Sunday’s sessions are listed from midday and 6pm UK time. The clocks go back overnight, so those Sunday times are GMT; Saturday’s times remain BST.

For the wider tournament background, see our European Championship draw and schedule guide.

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