Darts star Luke Littler was seen wildly celebrating a penalty save while playing a video game during a live stream on Tuesday.
The 18-year-old made history earlier this month after beating Michael van Gerwen in the Darts World Championship final at Alexandra Palace and, in turn, claiming a £500,000 prize.
It was the crowning moment in Littler's career. Since then, the teenager has enjoyed trips across the globe as the dust settles on his impressive win.
However, Littler soon went 'back to normal,', and part of that 'normal' routine involved gaming online with his friends and streaming the action for fans to watch.
And on Tuesday evening, he treated viewers to an impassioned celebration as he emerged victorious from a penalty shootout on the popular game, EAFC 25 (previously known as FIFA).
In a TikTok live stream, Littler appeared focused as he took part in the penalty shootout - before saving his opponent's final penalty to earn him the win in the game's Ultimate Team Champions mode.
Darts star Luke Littler was seen wildly celebrating a penalty save while playing a video game during a live stream on Tuesday.
The 18-year-old made history earlier this month after beating Michael van Gerwen in the Darts World Championship final at Alexandra Palace and, in turn, claiming a £500,000 prize.
It was the crowning moment in Littler's career. Since then, the teenager has enjoyed trips across the globe as the dust settles on his impressive win.
However, Littler soon went 'back to normal', and part of that 'normal' routine involves gaming online with his friends and streaming it for fans to watch alone.
And on Tuesday evening, he treated viewers to an impassioned celebration as he emerged victorious from a penalty shootout on the popular game, EAFC 25 (previously known as FIFA).
In a TikTok live stream, Littler appeared focused as he took part in the penalty shootout - before saving his opponent's final penalty to earn him the win in the game's Ultimate Team Champions mode.
Shortly after his World Championship win, Littler was seen celebrating his 18th birthday in a low-key manner - live streaming while playing FIFA.
Littler said he was planning to 'do something at home' to celebrate turning 18 before his 'crazy' darts schedule reignites.
His father was also seen picking up a chippy for dinner at home with the family.
Fans then posted videos of their hero playing the football game online, with floods of well-wishers commenting to say happy birthday.
One posted: 'Celebrating Luke Littler's birthday: the world champion of darts is 18-years-old today, doing FIFA on TikTok .'
Littler said earlier: 'I haven't got anything planned really because there are a lot of darts around this time.
'I will probably just do something at home before the crazy schedule starts. But I gave myself the best early birthday present by winning the Worlds'.
The 18-year-old made history earlier this month after beating Michael van Gerwen in the Darts World Championship final at Alexandra Palace and, in turn, claiming a £500,000 prize.
It was the crowning moment in Littler's career. Since then, the teenager has enjoyed trips across the globe as the dust settles on his impressive win.
However, Littler soon went 'back to normal,', and part of that 'normal' routine involved gaming online with his friends and streaming the action for fans to watch.
And on Tuesday evening, he treated viewers to an impassioned celebration as he emerged victorious from a penalty shootout on the popular game, EAFC 25 (previously known as FIFA).
In a TikTok live stream, Littler appeared focused as he took part in the penalty shootout - before saving his opponent's final penalty to earn him the win in the game's Ultimate Team Champions mode.
Darts star Luke Littler was seen wildly celebrating a penalty save while playing a video game during a live stream on Tuesday.
The 18-year-old made history earlier this month after beating Michael van Gerwen in the Darts World Championship final at Alexandra Palace and, in turn, claiming a £500,000 prize.
It was the crowning moment in Littler's career. Since then, the teenager has enjoyed trips across the globe as the dust settles on his impressive win.
However, Littler soon went 'back to normal', and part of that 'normal' routine involves gaming online with his friends and streaming it for fans to watch alone.
And on Tuesday evening, he treated viewers to an impassioned celebration as he emerged victorious from a penalty shootout on the popular game, EAFC 25 (previously known as FIFA).
In a TikTok live stream, Littler appeared focused as he took part in the penalty shootout - before saving his opponent's final penalty to earn him the win in the game's Ultimate Team Champions mode.
Shortly after his World Championship win, Littler was seen celebrating his 18th birthday in a low-key manner - live streaming while playing FIFA.
Littler said he was planning to 'do something at home' to celebrate turning 18 before his 'crazy' darts schedule reignites.
His father was also seen picking up a chippy for dinner at home with the family.
Fans then posted videos of their hero playing the football game online, with floods of well-wishers commenting to say happy birthday.
One posted: 'Celebrating Luke Littler's birthday: the world champion of darts is 18-years-old today, doing FIFA on TikTok .'
Littler said earlier: 'I haven't got anything planned really because there are a lot of darts around this time.
'I will probably just do something at home before the crazy schedule starts. But I gave myself the best early birthday present by winning the Worlds'.
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