Luke Littler, 16, grabs ham & cheese omelette with girlfriend Eloise ahead of historic £500k World Championship final

LUKE LITTLER tucked into a ham and cheese omelette with his girlfriend this morning - and will be hoping it continues to be the winning formula.

The 16-year-old sensation and partner Eloise headed to a greasy spoon for his standard pre-match meal ahead of tonight's PDC World Darts Championship final.

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They visited the Cafe Millennium in Angel just hours before Littler's clash with Luke Humphries at Alexandra Palace.

The teenage prodigy booked his place in the final with a dominant win over 2018 world champion Rob Cross.

He stormed to a 6-2 triumph over Voltage on Tuesday to continue his meteoric rise at Ally Pally.

Littler revealed earlier this week he would be sticking with his now-traditional pre-match routine.

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Explaining his winning diet, he said: "I will just do what I have been doing.

"In the morning, I will go for my ham-and-cheese omelette. Then for lunch, I will have my pizza.

"I will practice on the board. That’s what I have done every day."

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Littler faces a tough task to overcome Humphries - who is on a 19-game winning streak.

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Humphries battered Scott Williams 6-0 to book his place in the final.

Cool Hand Luke confirmed his spot as the new world number one in beating fellow Englishman Williams.

The 28-year-old is now aiming to beat Littler to add to his World Grand Prix and Grand Slam titles in 2023.

Littler, though, will once again be cheered on by his close inner circle tonight.

The youngster has been supported by his parents, sister Caitlin and his girlfriend throughout the tournament.

He even shared an emotional embrace with his mum after beating Cross in the last four.

Littler is now on the brink of securing the £500,000 prize money and his first World Championship.

The kebab-mad darts prodigy could also win free kebabs for life, after being offered a deal by a London restaurant.

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