Van Veen Unfazed by Littler Spat Ahead of Premier League Darts in Rotterdam

Dutch darts player Gian van Veen has stated that he does not require a conversation with Luke Littler to resolve their disagreement following a contentious match at the Premier League in Manchester. Van Veen emerged victorious in a highly debated game, which saw Littler react angrily after Van Veen turned towards him during a dramatic leg. Van Veen expressed that Littler was "out of order" for celebrating in the direction of the crowd, prompting Van Veen to stare at him. However, Littler has since shared his perspective on the incident, claiming that his celebrations were intended for his girlfriend and father. Despite hearing Littler's side of the story, Van Veen's opinion on the matter remains unchanged, although he insists that there are no hard feelings between them. Van Veen has been at the center of attention in the darts world recently and welcomes the excitement it brings, but prefers to be an observer rather than a participant. The Dutch player is looking forward to his upcoming match against Littler, who is expected to be highly motivated. Van Veen believes that their disagreement will not affect their performance on the field and is excited for their potential matchup. Meanwhile, Michael van Gerwen has downplayed the significance of the incident, stating that it has been exaggerated and is nothing out of the ordinary in the world of darts. The Premier League Darts will continue in Rotterdam, where Van Veen will face Luke Humphries, and Littler will compete against Gerwyn Price. The top four players will progress to the Finals Night at The O2 in London on May 28.