Ross Smith vs Luke Woodhouse

Number 1 seed Ross Smith plays Luke Woodhouse, the number 9 seed, in the quarter-finals of the European Championship 2026 at Westfalenhallen, Dortmund. It is live in the UK on ITV4 from 12pm.

Upcoming
WhenSun 25 Oct, 12pm
Start timeSession starts 12pm UK time.
TV channelITV4, free to air. Stream free on ITVX
VenueWestfalenhallen, Dortmund
RoundQuarter-finals
FormatBest of 19 legs, first to 10
Prize money£35,000 for the loser, the winner is guaranteed £50,000

Our ratings say

53%Ross Smith 47%Luke Woodhouse

Our estimate from our ratings and each player's recent televised averages. Not a tip, and not advice.

Previous televised meetings

Ross Smith 0, Luke Woodhouse 1 in 1 televised meeting.

YearEventScoreAverages
2024European Championship1-6 95.2 / 95.3

Chances of winning the title

Ross Smith 7%, Luke Woodhouse 6%. See every player on the European Championship 2026 page.

Is there a free live stream of Ross Smith vs Luke Woodhouse?

Yes, in the UK it is free. Every session is live on ITV4, which is free to air, and you can stream it free on ITVX on a phone, laptop, games console or smart TV. You only need a free ITVX account, plus a TV licence to watch live.

Watching outside the UK

It starts at Sun 25 Oct, 12pm UK time. That is:

WhereStartsChannel
Ireland 12pm Not confirmed yet
Netherlands 1pm Not confirmed yet
Belgium 1pm Not confirmed yet
Germany 1pm Not confirmed yet
Austria 1pm Not confirmed yet
Australia (Sydney) 11pm Not confirmed yet
USA (New York) 8am Not confirmed yet

Likely means the channel that usually shows PDC darts there. Rights differ by event and change between seasons, so check your local listings too.

Who does the winner play next?

The winner plays the winner of Gerwyn Price vs Stephen Bunting in the semi-finals (Sun 25 Oct, 6pm), over best of 21 legs. The full bracket shows how it fits together.

The players

Ross Smith

Number 1 seed here.

World number 15, England.

£567,250 in ranking prize money over two years.

Major titles: European Championship (2022).

Luke Woodhouse

Number 9 seed here.

World number 18, England.

£511,000 in ranking prize money over two years.

Also here: the full European Championship 2026 bracket, the European Championship guide, and the darts schedule.

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