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Six-year-old Luke Littler darts hopeful hits bullseye live on This Morning
A six-year-old boy hoping to follow in the footsteps of darts star Luke Littler hit a bullseye when he appeared on This Morning on Wednesday (3 January).
Little Lucas, who practices darts daily with dreams of reaching the world championships, took on presenter Josie Gibson in a game of darts.
The six-year-old stunned Josie and co-presenter Rylan Clark when he hit a bullseye with his first dart throw.
Josie claimed: “You’ve got champion written all over you, Lucas.”
Rylan gave Lucas a high-five and told him he could keep the dartboard.
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