We now know what time we can expect to see Littler and MVG take to the oche.
Fans will be able to tune into the build up on Sky Sports Darts and Sky Sports Main Event from 7:30pm.
And the match itself is set to get underway 8:15pm.
You can also follow along with all the action right here on our live blog.
Michael van Gerwen is resigned to losing his record as the youngest ever World Champion.
MVG was crowned the world's best thrower for the first time in 2014 when he was just 24 years old.
Now 35. Van Gerwen reckons Luke Littler will certainly break that record given that he has made consecutive World Championship finals and is only 17 years old.
He's got years. I think he might [break the record]. With his capability it would surprise me if he doesn't beat it.
I don't really care, I don't really look to stats.
Michael van Gerwen
Luke Littler has got a knack for turning up at Ally Pally.
The teenager is in his second consecutive World Championship final at just 17 years old, and it might be because of his INSANE averages.
The Nuke has now played 12 times in the worlds, averaging over 100 in NINE of those matches.
Here's a look at his insane averages at Ally Pally.
Luke Littler will earn AT LEAST £250,000 tonight, and could pocket half a million if he wins the match.
The teenager has already earned £1MILLION in the last year just from prize money.
Here's a breakdown of his 2024 earnings...
Tonight's winner won't just earn the title or world champion and the Sid Waddell trophy.
They will also take home a HUGE payday of £500,000.
But it won't be an entirely miserable night for the loser, as they'll earn a cool £250,000 themselves just for finishing second.
Here's a break down of how the £2.5MILLION prize pot is split between all the players at the tournament.
Luke Littler knows just how good Michael van Gerwen is and is ready to face the Green Machine at his best on the Ally Pally stage tonight.
Van Gerwen is chasing his fourth world title, while Littler looks for his first, but the Nuke knows there won't be any complacency from his opponent at the oche.
Speaking to the media yesterday, he said: "He's hunting for his fourth title and I'm hunting for my first. It has been a while since Michael picked up the trophy (2019), so I know he's going to be up for it and I am certainly".
Littler added: "We've played 12 or 13 times this year, we know how each other can play.
"And I'm going to say it again, It's the World Championship final - anything can happen.
"So whoever turns up the best tomorrow wins".
Luke Littler and Michael van Gerwen have gone head-to-head 12 times.
Unbelievably, they have both won six times - leaving them tied in their career bouts against one and other.
That has to change tonight...
Here's a look at how Michael van Gerwen has made it to tonight's final...
MVG has managed to average over 100 in two of his five matches during the tournament.
Here's a look at how Luke Littler made it to tonight's final...
Littler has averaged over 100 in every game except his Round Three tie with Ian White.
Luke Littler has insisted that he doesn't stop and think about his phenomenal rise in darts over the last 12 months.
Since bursting on the scene at last year's World Championship, Littler has made consecutive Worlds finals, won Young Sports Personality of the Year and pocketed over £1MILLION in prize money.
But when asked if he ever stops to pinch himself at the crazy year, Littler remained focused on the job at hand.
He said: "Not really. You just have to focus on what is next.
"Obviously, when I'm at home I know what I've done. I know what I've done for my family as well. But this is all about the darts game."
Michael van Gerwen predicted the outcome of Luke Littler's semi-final during his post-match press conference.
MVG was quizzed on Littler's 6-1 win over Stephen Bunting while the tie was going on, and the Dutchman already knew that Littler would breeze to the final when the match was still its early stages.
Speaking to the media, he said: "100% it's [Littler vs Bunting] going to be amazing.
"But I've been looking a little bit to the darts and if Bunting keeps missing his doubles, like he is doing now, then it's going to be 6-1 as well."
So we all know that the final is taking place, but what time is it on and how can you watch it?
Well, as usual, you'll have to tune into Sky Sports Darts to catch tonight's master vs the apprentice battle - or simply follow along here!
As for the time, coverage is set to get underway on Sky Sports from 7:30pm.
It's not confirmed exactly when Littler and MVG will take to the oche yet, but expect it to be pretty soon after the coverage starts.
Clear your schedule now!
Good morning! Who else couldn't sleep ahead of tonight's match up?
Ally Pally will be packed to the rafters as darts fans cram in to watch two of the best players in the world face off in the PDC World Championship final.
There's £500,000 up for grabs as 17-year-old sensation Luke Littler takes on three-time champion Michael van Gerwen.
Follow us here all day for all the build up ahead of tonight's action.
Luke Littler stormed into the final - thrashing Stephen Bunting.
He even reeled in the Big Fish!
Read SunSport's report below.
Are you ready?
Today's the day we get to see Luke Littler and Michael van Gerwen go head-to-head in a World Darts Championship final for the ages.
The master against the apprentice (who's already a master himself really).
Van Gerwen looking to become a four-time world champion while Littler is hoping to go one better than he did last year where he lost in the final to Luke Humphries.
Should Littler win, he will smash the record for youngest player to win a world title by SEVEN years, set by Van Gerwen himself 11 years ago.
It should be an absolute cracker. We'll have you covered throughout the day as we build towards the huge showpiece final tonight at the Ally Pally.
And it's on live from 7:30pm. You'd be a fool to miss it.
MVG is a man on a mission at Ally Pally.
He said:
I’m here with a mission and a target. You’ll always have ups and downs.
“I showed a lot of mentality. Even when things don’t go your way, I was still able to produce good stuff in the right moments.
“That gives me a lot of confidence. To win on this stage, especially in the semi-final, it means a lot to me. In front of this crowd and with my family watching.”
MVG was so happy to get to the final, he dropped the F-bomb on Sky Sports.
He said:
I can be happy with my performance.
"Of course, I wasn’t playing as explosive as I did in the last game. But I was efficient.
“When I had to do things, I did it in the right moments. That’s what you do if you want to win games.
“You have to tell yourself the title is far away. I don’t want to make mistakes. I want to keep battling for everything in my body. I love what I do and love performing.
“It’s my passion, it’s my life, of course after my family. I really enjoyed this.
“I’m only in the final. I have won f***-all yet. So, I need to make sure I do it in the final.”
Darts legend John Part is tipping Luke Littler to win the World Darts Championship.
He told Sky Sports: "It was similar to his quarter-final. A really good start to the match and he outplayed Bunting.
"Littler looks every bit favourite of the final and that won't change based on what we saw tonight.
"We can expect a wily veteran on Van Gerwen, who is determined to get the title.
"This is going to be a sprint from the start line for these guys to try and assert themselves."
“I don’t know! I’ve played a lot better. I’ve won plenty of titles leading up to this. That’s what we do.
“There are majors all year around and I can’t wait for tomorrow night.”
Littler sunk an awesome 84 checkout with the bull in the penultimate set.
Speaking of it, he said:
It was a good shot. It just had to go.
"Stephen hit a 140 to leave tops and it’s even more special when you hit the bullseye."
It’s been an amazing tournament so far. People would say I was looking at the title throughout the tournament.
“After the first game against Ryan Meikle, I have just beat what was in front of me."
Littler needs 126 for the match.
Bunting is out on 156, so will he set himself up.
He does leave tops.
Can Bullet keep this going with a 150 plus checkout. He's missed the treble.
Tops goes for Littler and he wins! He's through to the final again! Amazing achievement from the teenager.
Littler's gone fishing!
And he's reeled in that Big Fish!
Smiles from both players, as well as a high-five that was an epic way to win the leg for Nuke.
