THE PDC World Darts Championship final is TONIGHT and that means presenter Emma Paton can be seen on our TV screens.
The tournament has been a roaring success at Ally Pally and is shown live nightly on Sky Sports - Luke Littler and Luke Humphries will battle for darts ultimate trophy and £500,000 of prize money.
Paton, who also hosts Premier League Darts, is on presenting duty again and will bring her unrivalled broadcasting experience and insight to the role.
She is a social media sensation with around 160k followers on Instagram and she has made some bold predictions on who might lift this year's trophy.
Paton also stunned fans at the start of the tournament after bringing in an incredible 109/1 acca for correctly predicting the results of an entire session.
Who is Emma Paton?
The television presenter began her career in journalism studying at St Mary's University before joining Sky Sports in 2012.
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Paton, 29, worked her way up and soon became a regular on our TV screens presenting on their news channel.
She is now one of the faces of darts and has presented from Alexandra Palace for a number of years.
She is also in the Sky studio throughout the football transfer window and that is not her only experience aside from darts.
WWE and eSports are also her specialitiesand as a former track athlete herself, who used to compete nationally in the 400m, she has worked on a number of big athletics events.
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How many followers does Emma Paton have?
Paton boasts an incredible 157,000 followers on Instagram.
Her page is full of sporting snaps showing her work at the darts and in the Sky Sports studio.
She likes to show what her life is like behind the scenes and share posts of her interviewing footballers and managers from the likes of Arsenal, West Ham and Manchester United.
There are also plenty of uploads of her keeping in shape at the gym.
What are Emma Paton's predictions for the World Darts Championship Final?
Paton is well known for her predictions and for the final has made picked an outlandish 7/1 shot for the winner.
The presenter told Paddy Power she is picking Luke Humphries to win 7-6.
She is also picking Cool Hand Luke to take home the Ballon d'Art trophy for the most 180s in the tournament.
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