Gerwyn Price will face Luke Humphries in Sunday's World Grand Prix final at the Morningside Arena in Leicester.

A repeat of 2023's showdown

The pairing mirrors the 2023 final, when Humphries lifted the trophy after defeating Price in a 5‑2 victory. Both men now have one title each and will be eager to claim a second, turning last year's result on its head.

"Both players will be keen to settle the score," said a Sky Sports analyst on Tuesday.

Price, the 2022 World Champion, entered the tournament as the world number three, while Humphries, ranked fourth, has been in consistent form throughout the season.

Paths to the final

Each competitor navigated a field that featured former champions Michael van Gerwen, Michael Smith and Rob Cross. Price dispatched the Dutch veteran in a tightly contested semi‑final, while Humphries survived a high‑scoring duel against the 2021 champion.

Both players displayed the clinical finishing that has defined their recent runs, averaging above 100 points per three‑dart visit in the quarter‑finals.

Gerwyn Price throwing a dart during the tournament

What’s at stake

The double‑start format, unique to the World Grand Prix, requires players to begin and finish each leg on a double, adding a strategic layer that rewards precision as much as power.

The winner will pocket £100,000 and earn valuable ranking points that could reshape the PDC Order of Merit ahead of next year’s World Championship.

For Price, a second Grand Prix crown would cement his status as one of the sport's most dominant recent figures. Humphries, meanwhile, aims to become the first player since Phil Taylor to win the event in consecutive years.

Sky Sports will broadcast the final live from 2 pm, with a pre‑match analysis show featuring former champions and pundits. The atmosphere in Leicester is expected to be electric, as the city’s darts fans fill the arena for what promises to be a classic encounter.

The match kicks off at 2 pm on Sunday; the victor will join the elite company of multiple‑time Grand Prix champions and secure a coveted spot in the upcoming Masters.