How to watch Flanders Darts Trophy live and on TV in the UK, USA and Australia

The Flanders Darts Trophy is the next stop on the European Tour and the second visit to Antwerp on the darting roadshow, being the 10th of 14 this season. Taking place between 29-31 August, 2025, it marks the first week of ranking action alongside Players Championship tournaments since the World Matchplay.

It will feature a field of 48 players headlined by a certain Luke Littler who plays for the first time in a number of months on the World Series. He has previously boycotted the events especially in Germany after not receiving the best reception and only removed that to play in the World Cup.

Dave Chisnall is the defending champion after defeating Ricardo Pietreczko 8-6 in the 2024 final. In addition, Luke Humphries, Michael van Gerwen, Nathan Aspinall, Jonny Clayton, Rob Cross, James Wade, Gerwyn Price and Gary Anderson are among the field.

Martin Schindler as ever leads the ProTour qualifiers alongside Josh Rock. Two of the finest exponents of European Tour darts alongside Ryan Searle, Cameron Menzies, Gian van Veen, Wessel Nijman, Mike de Decker and Michael Smith.

The Flanders Darts Trophy can be watched worldwide apart from in Germany, Netherlands and other countries who use Viaplay and DAZN as their main platform.

DAZN also show the tournament in Austria and Switzerland as well as through the DAZN Darts Channel on Pluto TV. Coverage otherwise is on PDCTV excluding Germany, Austria and Switzerland and through bookmakers worldwide.

This includes for those in the USA and Australia who can watch using PDCTV. This subscription costs £49.99 a year for the Annual Pass which also features access to the priority sales for PDC Tournaments. Sessions will begin everyday at 12pm and 6pm UK time respectively with session times below for the whole weekend. Two sessions a day all weekend with the annual pass also giving access to the Players Championship tournaments also in the coming days and Women's Series.