How to watch World Cup of Darts live online, stream and on TV guide for the UK, USA and Australia

The World Cup of Darts will be fiercely competed by a number of countries searching for glory in Frankfurt. The unique event will be played from June 11-14 at the Eissporthalle in Frankfurt. It is the 16th staging of the event.

As usual Sky Sports will be broadcasting all the action in the UK. Also it will be shown worldwide also on PDC's International broadcast partners including DAZN, Viaplay and VTM. It is also shown worldwide on PDCTV excluding UK, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.

Northern Ireland took the darting world by storm last year after charging to the title in a thrilling final against Wales. Josh Rock and Daryl Gurney will return competing passionately for their country and will look to repeat the events of 2025 and win another World Cup.

Wales will have a different look to them this year with Gerwyn Price not featuring. Jonny Clayton will take up his usual duties with Rhys Griffin alongside him. There is also change in the Scottish lineup with Peter Wright being succumbed of his duties to the hands of Cameron Menzies as he partners Gary Anderson on the big stage.

The big favourites will again be England. The world number one and two Luke Littler and Luke Humphries endured a hugely disappointing first year together after losing in their opening match to the hosts Germany. They come back motivated to seal more glory.

The Netherlands will also pose a big threat. The world number three and four Gian van Veen and Michael van Gerwen will partner for the first time. 2013 finalists Belgian have Mike De Decker and Dimitri Van den Bergh in their ranks. German number one Martin Schindler has a lot of responsibilities on the oche with Ricardo Pietreczko struggling with dartitis.

Mickey Mansell, now representing Republic of Ireland, will team up with William O’Connor. The 2022 champions, Australia, still have Damon Heta to call upon, but a debutant in the form of Adam Leek. Other notable teams include two-time finalists Austria with Mensur Suljović and Rusty-Jake Rodriguez, Poland with Krzysztof Ratajski and Sebastian Białecki and Czech Republic with Karel Sedláček and Adam Gawlas.