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England defeat Scotland to book spot in World Cup of Darts final!

England defeat Scotland to book spot in World Cup of Darts final!
Sky Sports Football Sunday 14 June 2026, 18:48 UTC 1 min read
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Luke Humphries and Luke Littler see off Cameron Menzies and Gary Anderson to book a spot in the World Cup of Darts final.

Luke Humphries and Luke Littler see off Cameron Menzies and Gary Anderson to book a spot in the World Cup of Darts final. [Image text:] RADAME WINNING DARTS
England (LOCATION) Scotland (LOCATION) World Cup of Darts (EVENT) Luke Humphries (PERSON) Luke Littler (PERSON) Cameron Menzies (PERSON) Gary Anderson (PERSON) the World Cup of Darts (EVENT)
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