Emma Paton stuns in bold red outfit for PDC darts final as fans crown her ‘player of the tournament’
EMMA PATON stunned fans in her eye-catching red outfit at the final of the World Darts Championship.
The Sky Sports host, 30, presented coverage of the sport's biggest match between Luke Littler and Michael van Gerwen from Ally Pally on Friday night.
For the occasion, she wore a red blazer with sequins and matching red trousers.
And Paton capped off the look with some black heels.
Fans were quick to take to social media minutes after the start of the programme to praise the outfit.
One said: "Emma Paton - Player of the Tournament 💯."
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Another added: "WOW WOW WOW!!!! Emma Paton looking absolutely stunning for the darts final tonight!!"
A third replied: "Emma Paton is such a breath of fresh air presenter, has a lovely personality, knowledgeable and natural."
While a fourth responded: "Emma Paton looking 10/10... what a woman."
And a fifth said: "They need to crown Emma Paton the 2025 PDC world champion IMO."
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Paton made the move into presenting in 2019.
In an exclusive interview with SunSport earlier this year, Paton revealed some of the difficulties of working in front of a raucous darts crowd.
She said: "It is really loud. There are some occasions when it’s just a wall of noise.
"There are times when I actually can’t hear what Wayne Mardle, Mark Webster or John Part are saying. I can’t even hear the director in my ear.
"I just have to hope we are on the same page for running order and not too much has changed.
"Working with Wayne has helped me, he is someone who has always backs me. He’s one of those people who wants people around him to succeed.
"He’s like the Gary Neville of Sky Sports Darts. He’s so engaging and his analysis is second to none and his stories are ridiculous!"