‘He celebrated more than winning World Championship’ say fans after Luke Littler’s wild moment on EAFC 25 livestream

LUKE LITTLER was seen wildly celebrating a penalty save while playing EAFC 25 during a livestream.

Fans spotted the rare display of emotion from the teenager, who is typically reserved in front of the camera. 

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Luke Littler was seen wildly celebrating a penalty save while playing video games[/caption]

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Fans joked that he showed more emotion on Tuesday compared to when he won the World Championships on January 3[/caption]

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The teenager is a huge football and gaming fan[/caption]

Littler added £500,000 to his prize pot after beating Michael van Gerwen 7-3 in the Darts World Championship final.

The 18-year-old has since crashed out of two semi-finals in Bahrain and the Netherlands over the last two weeks.

Despite his early exits from the first two tournaments of 2025, Littler has resumed his normal teenage life.

And part of that routine involves gaming online with his pals and streaming it for fans to watch-along. 

On Tuesday evening, he treated viewers to an impassioned celebration as he emerged victorious in popular footie game EAFC 25.

Littler appeared focused on his computer screen during a TikTok livestream, before saving his opponent’s final penalty to earn him the win.

He then jumped up from his seat and screamed: “Get in! Cmon! Woo!” while fist pumping towards the camera before sitting back down.

One fan who posted a clip of the incident joked: ‘Luke Littler just celebrated more saving a penalty on FUT Champs than he did winning £500,000 from the darts.”

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While another said: “Luke’s reaction to saving a penalty is priceless .”

When he defeated Van Gerwen in the World Championship, Littler was overcome with emotion on stage.

He quickly burst into tears after sealing the record-breaking win for the youngest-ever darts world champ.

While he’s best known for his impressive displays at the oche, Littler is no stranger to the world of livestreaming.

He was spotted enjoying a game of Fifa on his 18th birthday last week and hours after exiting the Bahrain Darts Masters after a 6-2 defeat to Rob Cross.

Littler is back in action at the Winmau World Masters in Milton Keynes on Thursday.