Merthyr Tydfil, Wales – June 24, 2025 

In a triumphant celebration of darts, national pride, and community spirit, **Team England emerged victorious at the 2025 WDF 6 Nations Cup, claiming top honours in both the Men’s and Ladies’ Championships at the iconic Penydarren Social Club in Merthyr Tydfil. The entire tournament was broadcast **live on S4C**, delivering electric moments to fans across Wales and beyond, showcasing darts at its rawest, proudest, and most passionate.

Double Glory for England

The English Men’s squad clinched the title with a commanding 13–7 win over Wales in the final, capping off a fierce campaign that included nail-biting clashes and dramatic finishes. Not to be outdone, the English Ladies' team also captured gold, powering past Scotland 5–1 in a dominant display of precision and composure.

 

Final Standings – Men’s Championship

1^st England

2^nd Wales

3 / 4^th Republic of Ireland & Scotland (Joint)

5^th Netherlands

6^th Northern Ireland

 

Final Standings – Ladies’ Championship

1^st England**

2^nd Scotland**

3^rd / 4^th Republic of Ireland & Wales (Joint)

5^th Netherlands

6^th Northern Ireland

 

Played Exclusively on the Blade 6: The World’s Finest Dartboard

Every dart thrown during this storied weekend of competition hit the world-renowned Winmau Blade 6 Triple Core dartboard – a product of Welsh innovation and the gold standard in global darts equipment. Crafted in Wales, the Blade 6 embodies precision, resilience, and tradition – a perfect match for a tournament steeped in heritage.

As official board partner, Winmau and Red Dragon Darts underscored their commitment to grassroots darts by delivering an elite playing experience for the semi-professional athletes competing on the international stage.

 

S4C Brings the Drama to Life

Wales’ premier Welsh-language broadcaster, S4C, delivered wall-to-wall coverage of the tournament, bringing every leg, every roar, and every high-five into homes across the country. With free-to-air access, S4C reinforced its commitment to making sport accessible while celebrating the Welsh cultural heartland of darts.

From local legends to rising stars, viewers witnessed unforgettable matchups – from Scotland’s 13–8 group stage victory over Wales, to Wales’ thrilling 13–11 semi-final win over Republic of Ireland, and the blistering 13–12 group-stage nail-biter where the Netherlands edged England.

 

A Tournament That Celebrates the Soul of Darts

Far from glitzy arenas, the Penydarren Social Club proved once again why it's a sacred venue in the darts calendar. Packed crowds, local heroes, and the unmistakable buzz of grassroots sport gave fans a weekend to remember. The 6 Nations Cup remains a beacon for semi-professional darts – where talent, teamwork, and national pride shine through every match.

As part of the sport’s living history, this year’s edition added new chapters to a legacy that includes:

The Miracle of Merthyr (1992)

The Ladies’ Revolution (1998)

The Post-Pandemic Renaissance (2023)

and now, England’s 2025 Double Crown.

 

Looking Ahead

With soaring viewership, renewed rivalries, and unforgettable performances, the 2025 WDF 6 Nations Cup proves that darts is not just a game – it's a way of life. As the confetti settles in Merthyr, the countdown to 2026 begins, where legends will rise again on the Blade 6.