SKY SPORTS suffered a major blunder during their coverage of the Premier League Darts final.
Luke Littler faced Luke Humphries in a repeat of the World Championships showpiece at the O2 Arena, London.
The 17-year-old sensation booked his spot in the final with a 10-5 win over Michael Smith.
Humphries then followed it up with a victory by the same score against Michael van Gerwen.
But during Sky Sports' live showing of the final, a technical fault left viewers raging.
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Supporters were unable to see the scoreboard in the early stages of the match.
A glitch saw a different-looking graphic appear in the bottom right corner.
Sky Sports' usual style then flashed back up as both clashed and overlapped each other on screens.
They then vanished completely to leave fans trying to subtract from 501 in their heads.
And after a leg without the numbers the issue was fixed and it reappered on screens to the relief of many.
But by that point, fans had already lost their way in the match, with one commenting: "Watching darts without a scoreboard is very difficult."
Another added: "Everyone’s good at maths until the scoreboard disappears on the darts."
A third reacted: "Where's the scoreboard gone?"
It is the second time the blunder has occurred during this season's Premier League, previously happening in a clash between Smith and Gerwyn Price in April.
In the final, Littler put in an incredible performance and he hit a nine-darter with the score level at 5-5.
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The Nuke went on to win the trophy and the £275,000 jackpot with a 11-7 victory against Humphries.
