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Price and Clayton's quest for all-Welsh showdown

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Price and Clayton's quest for all-Welsh showdown
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Jonny Clayton and Gerwyn Price are aiming for an all-Welsh final in the Premier League darts competition. Both players are seen as underdogs against their English opponents, Luke Humphries and Luke Littler. With a significant prize at stake, they are determined to prove their critics wrong and showcase Welsh talent on the big stage.

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Publication timeWed, 27 May 2026 18:30:30 GMT
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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, LondonPublished7 minutes agoAmid 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 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…

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