Price and Clayton's quest for all-Welsh showdown

Price and Clayton's quest for all-Welsh showdownImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Gerwyn Price (left) and Jonny Clayton will both feature on the same Premier League finals night for the second timeByIan MitchelmoreBBC Sport Wales, AtThe O2, LondonPublished3 minutes agoCommentsAmid talk of another blockbuster 'Luke v Luke' final, two men are bidding to set-up a showdown of their own.Jonny Clayton and Gerwyn Price are both being touted as underdogs for their Premier League semi-final match-ups with defending champion Luke Humphries and reigning world champion Luke Littler respectively.'Cool Hand' and 'The Nuke' faced-off in each of the past two finals, with Humphries winning in 2025 after he had been trumped by Littler a year earlier.But with the Premier League trophy and a £350,000 top prize at stake at The O2 in London on Thursday night, Clayton and Price are aiming to make the final an all-Welsh affair."It would be great to have an all-Welsh final. We're Welsh and proud," Clayton said."We've got two very hard Englishmen to beat if we're going to have that final."As for Price, he commented: "Maybe an all-Welsh final, it could be an all-English final, who knows."Premier League darts - what's at stake on finals night?Published5 days agoClayton silences the doubtersAhead of the 2026 Premier League, Clayton was the firm outsider with bookmakers to win the competition.'The Ferret' made a mockery of those pre-tournament odds as he extended his 100% record of reaching finals night in the showpiece event by finishing second in the league phase.The 51-year-old - who won the tournament on debut in 2021 - has taken huge pride from silencing his doubters."I was gutted to hear that," he said of discovering in early February that he was the least-fancied to taste glory in the Premier League."Being world number five, having not won any big majors to get me up there, so...