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AngryGinge was left in a state of confusion when he spotted a tree on display in house earlier this month. The sensation and the content creator teamed up during an instalment of when Ginge - real name Morgan Burtwhistle - spotted something a little unusual in Littler's front room.

Leaving the sofa while chuckling, Ginge said: "Yeah just a genuine question Luke. Why the hell have you got a Christmas tree in your house and we're on the 8th of June?," as he dragged the decorated faux Fir into shot. Struggling to keep his own laughter in, Littler replied: "Yeah, good question."

After a brief pause, he added: "We were at the World Championships for the whole of December pretty much, become the champion and we just never took it down. Can't take it down now," before Ginge replied: "So it's just there forever now?"

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With quick wit, Littler responded: "Yeah it's there until next Christmas now," before an intrigued Ginge asked: "But you're going to be at the World Championships again, so is it just gonna stay there again?"

Littler added: "Yeah but when we get back it'll go. Can't be up for a full year," as Ginge cackled off screen. in January by becoming the youngest-ever player to win a by beating seasoned veteran at Alexandra Palace at the age of just 17 years and 347 days old.

And while 'The Nuke' looked likely to defend his crown last month at London's O2 after topping the league standings, No. 1 proved too hot to handle in the final as Littler suffered an 11-8 loss. The pair recently teamed up in the World Cup of Darts but suffered a shock defeat to Germany in the last-16.

Fresh off the back of an inaugural Baller League UK season in which he guided his Yanited team to a runners-up finish to Alisha Lehmann and MVPs United, Ginge is currently gearing up to play at on Sunday.

The lifelong fan will see his dreams come true when he graces the hallowed turf of Old Trafford alongside a number of Red Devils legends, including , , , and in aid of .

And Ginge will also link up with a whole host of household names in doing so, with the likes of British long-distance legend , TV adventurer survivalist , funny man and singer also taking part in the coveted charity football match.

Coverage of the event starts at 6pm on ITV1 and ITVX, before kick-off lands at 7.30pm. No stranger to playing as well as managing, it comes after Ginge took part in the 2025 at a jam-packed Wembley earlier this year.

The YouTube star - who has amassed more than 816,000 subscribers on the platform - was part of the YouTube Allstars team back in March, scoring in the 58th minute of the 9-9 thriller before winning on penalties. He also took part in the match back in 2023 as part of Sidemen FC in an 8-5 win at London Stadium.

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