Luke Littler will play Gian van Veen in PDC World Darts Championship final on Saturday
Defending champion Littler beats 20th seed Ryan Searle 6-1 to reach third successive World Championship final
Van Veen defeats two-time champion Gary Anderson 6-3 in high-quality semi-final
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From 128 to the final two.
Will Luke Littler become the back-to-back champion? Or will Gian van Veen beat him in his first final?
We will find out tomorrow when the two meet on the Alexandra Palace stage. Our live text coverage will begin at about 19:00 GMT.
For now, I'll leave you with Sam Drury's take on tonight's semi-finals.
Image source, Getty ImagesResult: Van Veen 6-3 Anderson
More from Gian van Veen to Sky Sports, on being the third Dutch player to reach the final: "Of course my idol was Gary Anderson, but everyones idols as a Dutchman are Michael van Gerwen and Raymond van Barneveld, that's probably going to sink in in the next couple of days but I'm just going to enjoy it."
On facing Littler: "Everyone knows what Luke Littler's capable of, I'm really looking forward to that game, but first of all I'm going to enjoy this victory."
On the crowd: "The crowd got behind Gary, they were whistling and booing, it maybe cost me one set - but I made it 5-3 and with that 59 finish I showed myself I can do it under the pressure."
Result: Van Veen 6-3 Anderson
Image source, Getty ImagesGian van Veen, speaking to Sky Sports after reaching his first World Championship final:
"Gary threw everything at me. I felt comfortable up here. Of course the crowd are against me but it's fair enough, Gary is such a great player.
"Ten years ago or five years ago, whatever it was, [I was] struggling playing darts. I remember three or four years ago I was in Barnsley at the Metrodome struggling with dartitis and crying at a table. Now look at me four years later. It's all been worth it.
"All the people who have worked so hard for me, even my parents when I was 12 or 13 driving me everywhere in the Netherlands to all the tournaments. It's all been worth it because here we are - unbelievable."
On his dartitis struggles: "As everyone knows, I've struggled with dartitis for many years, I never thought this was going to happen. It's not even a dream coming true, because I wasn't able to dream about this."
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World Youth final opponents and then World Championship final opponents! You couldn't make it up! Revenge for Van Veen or Littler's reign will be well and truly established - either way it should be a cracker!
Rob
Got a feeling Littler v Van Veen is going to be the new Taylor v Van Barneveld rivalry for years to come.
Jake
The best semi-final ever, ever, ever!
Mark
Result: Van Veen 6-3 Anderson
Image source, Getty ImagesIt ends 6-3, but the stats show how close it was.
An average of 102.99 for Gian van Veen, 102.91 for Gary Anderson.
11 180s from Van Veen, 14 from Anderson.
A 55% checkout rate for Van Veen and a 45.45% for Anderson makes the difference.
Result: Van Veen 6-3 Anderson
Beating Gary Anderson means Gian van Veen is guaranteed to become world number three.
Should he win the title tomorrow, he will move above Luke Humphries to second in the rankings.
Result: Van Veen 6-3 Anderson
Victory this evening means Gian van Veen has guaranteed at least £400,000 of prize money for himself from this tournament. The winner will receive £1m.
This evening's losers get £200,000.
Result: Van Veen 6-3 Anderson
Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports
Something Gian van Veen would've been dreaming about since he was a boy.
An absolute worldy of a game, and it sets up a mouth-watering game against Luke Littler in the final.
Result: Van Veen 6-3 Anderson
20:15 GMT tomorrow, the PDC World Darts Championship final. Luke Littler v Gian van Veen.
Result: Van Veen 6-3 Anderson
Image source, PA MediaWhat a performance from Gian van Veen to reach the final.
He has 32 left to win the match and gets it with his first dart.
What a game that was. Gruelling. One of the greats.
It'll be Van Veen against defending champion Luke Littler in tomorrow's final.
Van Veen 5-3 Anderson (2-2)
Gary Anderson comes so close to another finish on the bullseye, going for a 126 but straying into the outer bull.
Gian van Veen takes out 25 to win the leg. Van Veen will now throw for the match.
Van Veen 5-3 Anderson (1-2)
Gary Anderson is now throwing for the set...
Van Veen 5-3 Anderson (1-2)
Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports
That is spectacular. It's absolutely brilliant from Gary Anderson.
Van Veen 5-3 Anderson (1-2)
Gian van Veen has just thrown two 180s in a leg. Gary Anderson wins that leg.
A 121, finishing on the bullseye, after Van Veen misses double 16 twice.
Van Veen 5-3 Anderson (1-1)
Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports
Gian van Veen knows all he has to do is hold throw twice.
Of course, it's not that simple.
Van Veen 5-3 Anderson (1-1)
Gary Anderson nearly takes out a 170, but hits the 25 with his third dart.
He can't take out the 25 on his next visit, but gets double four next time around and wins the leg in 16 darts.
Van Veen 5-3 Anderson (1-0)
Image source, PA MediaThat was a big chance for Gary Anderson.
He misses three darts at double 16 to break Gian van Veen's throw. The Dutchman responds by checking out double 10.
Van Veen 5-3 Anderson (0-0)
Gary Anderson must win the next three sets. It would take something special.
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Can we just have one more month of World Championship darts?!
Lewis, Chelmsford
Van Veen 5-3 Anderson (3-2)
Gian van Veen is down at 98 after nine darts and doesn't check out. 59 after 12.
But it doesn't matter and he deals with it in his next visit. Single 19, double 20. Van Veen is one set from the final.