LUKE LITTLER sarcastically clapped fans after being put off by the crowd during his defeat to Peter Wright.
The 17-year-old lost 8-5 in the German Darts Championship final last night.
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Littler appeared to be cruising to victory as he lined up a 150 finish while 5-2 up.
But a whistle from the crowd distracted him during his checkout attempt and he missed double 15.
The teen sensation turned and shouted at the crowd angrily.
Wright then produced a comeback in the leg and match to take home the trophy.
Littler was left raging, sarcastically applauding fans in Hildesheim at the end of the game.
An emotional Premier League champion addressed the distraction before bursting into tears during his post-match interview while opening up on his friend’s dad passing away
Littler was consoled on stage, saying: “He wouldn’t go away. I threw my best, he threw his best.
“Maybe it would have changed on the 150 if no one whistled. But that’s what they do.
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“Fair play to Peter he’s played well all weekend and so have I. But I’ve got to take it on the chin.
“I have got to give a massive shout out to my friend Ellis. He lost his dad. I’ve known him since I was three or four.”
Littler later added on Instagram: “Not looking for sympathy or anything I was just trying to say how my best mate has lost his dad at such a young age, I’ve known Ellis since we both was three, four.
“It’s been on my mind all week the strongest lad I know and just couldn’t get the job done as I would of liked.”
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