I've got two selections that I'm combining into a double for Saturday's final between Luke Littler and Gian van Veen. This is a re-match of the World Youth Final of just a couple of years ago, and these two know each other very well.

Luke Littler to Win & Most 180s

van Veen was excellent in his semi-final against Gary Anderson last night, but Littler was too, seeing off Ryan Searle 6-1 in his semi-final. I think Luke Littler will win and hit the most 180s in the final, the key metrics suggest this will happen, as does my gut feeling.

Littler is so tough to live with when he has his scoring boots on. So that's the first leg of my double for Saturday night.

Luke Littler to Hit 6+ Double 10 Checkouts

The main reason I think Littler wins is because he is incredible on tops, and on double 10 in particular, and so the second leg of my double is Littler to hit 6+ double 10 checkouts in the match. Littler leaves 25 a lot, often when he goes for the bull in search of a high checkout. When this happens, he tends to go single five to leave double 10, a double he is very consistent at getting and rarely misses.

I expect the match will go deep, deeper than some might think, which will give Littler plenty of time to hit six or more double 10 finishes. I think this will be a high scoring game with plenty of 180s and high finishes, but I'm expecting Littler to get the job done. I think Littler wins 7-4 or 7-5 personally.

I've got an 11/1 double here that should excite you, because tonight I think we are going to see something very special between two fantastic young players in Luke Littler and Gian van Veen.

I think there will be a 9 darter, which is available at 4/1 with Paddy Power. Several players have threatened to hit a 9 darter across the competition so far, this is the longest game of the competition and involves the two best players. They're both so reliable on the treble 20s and treble 19s, I think one of them hits a 9 darter on Saturday.

I'm coupling this pick up with a checkout bet, that there will be a checkout of over 155.5 in the match. I think we might even see a 161 checkout, a 164, or a 170 because they're both such classy operators and they leave these big finishes so often. van Veen hit a 170 finish against Gary Anderson in his semi-final, Littler hit one in his quarter-final against Krzysztof Ratajski, too.