Manchester City forward Phil Foden surprised world champion Luke Littler and his England teammates by hitting a 180 during a darts clinic ahead of the Premier League Darts night in Berlin. The 25-year-old footballer, described as having "another string to his bow," left Littler momentarily speechless with his effort. Foden reacted enthusiastically after hitting the maximum, asking, "Is this on camera?" However, he did not win the in-camp darts competition—that honor went to goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale.
Luke Littler, who gave the England squad the darts session during the international break, was impressed with the level of some players. "There's a fair bit of potential in Aaron Ramsdale and Phil Foden. James Trafford can do it a little as well. The others? Not really!" Littler told ESPN. He added, "I wished the boys good luck for this summer. Let's hope we can bring the world title home." The session also served as a useful workout for Littler, who went on to clinch Night 8 of the Premier League Darts in Berlin on Thursday evening, marking his third nightly win and moving him to the top of the table ahead of Jonny Clayton.
The event was highlighted by England's official social media, which posted on March 25, 2026: "A very special guest at SGP 🎯 @LukeTheNuke180 joined our #ThreeLions last night for an in-camp darts competition! Nice to see you, Luke! 🤝" The post included a video link showing Foden's 180 and the darts session with the squad.
