Luke Littler was spotted stepping out for breakfast with his beautician girlfriend ahead of his World Darts Championship final at Alexandra Palace tonight.
The 16-year-old, who has celebrated winning his previous matches with kebabs and pizzas, ventured out to a local cafe with Eloise Milburn, 21, as he prepares for the biggest game of his life.
Luke ‘The Nuke’ is said to have ordered the £8.40 ham and cheese omelette at Cafe Millennium in Angel, north London, which he revealed has been part of his pre-match routine this week.
Littler will be the youngest-ever finalist when he takes on number three seed Luke Humphries, 28, after cruising through the semi-finals with an emphatic 6-2 victory over 2018 champion Rob Cross last night.
The kebab and Xbox-loving star has already secured a £200,000 prize for making it to the World Darts Championship final, but he could leave Ally Pally £500,000 richer if he wins in front of a sell-out crowd tonight.
Luke Littler has been spotted heading for a fry up with his girlfriend ahead of his World Darts Championship final at Alexandra Palace tonight
Littler steps out with his father (left), his manager, (centre) and his girlfriend (right) ahead of the big night
Littler seemed in good spirits ahead of what is the biggest game of his life. He could win £500,000 tonight
Luke ‘The Nuke’ is said to have tucked into a ham and cheese omelette at Cafe Millennium, which costs £8.40
Littler steps out of Cafe Millenium in north London. The 16-year-old will be in action later tonight
After beating Cross in the semi-finals, Littler admitted that he would not change what he has been doing ahead of tonight’s final.
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.’
The Sun reports that he followed through with his promise and ordered a ham and cheese omelette hours before the big event.
Littler smiles while talking with his support network who have helped get him to the brink of glory
Luke Littler heads out for a good old British fry up as he heads to the Millennium cafe in Angel
The 16-year-old darts sensation is one game away from making half a million pounds in winnings
No player has so far been able to stop Littler from his path to glory – but he comes up against the world number three tonight