Van Veen Unfazed by Littler Spat as Premier League Darts Heads to Rotterdam

Dutch darts player Gian van Veen remains unmoved by his recent on-stage spat with Luke Littler, as the Premier League Darts heads to Rotterdam. Van Veen had expressed his view that Littler was 'out of order' for celebrating towards the crowd, which led to a heated exchange between the two players. However, after hearing Littler's side of the story, Van Veen's opinion on the incident remains unchanged. He stated, 'It is a difficult one. For myself, not really [I don't need a conversation]. He said his piece the other day. I still have the same view as I had two weeks ago when it all happened.' Van Veen also mentioned that he doesn't have any hard feelings towards Littler and is looking forward to their potential semi-final matchup in Rotterdam. The incident has sparked debate among darts fans and pundits, with some believing that the spat has been blown out of proportion. Michael van Gerwen, a fellow Dutch darts player, commented, 'You all know there's been a million incidents. People like to make it a story, people love to write about things, try to make it big.' Van Veen is set to face Luke Humphries on his first Premier League night on home soil in Rotterdam, while Littler will take on Gerwyn Price in a crucial battle near the top of the table.