ByGareth BaileyBBC Sport Wales<\/p>\n
Jonny Clayton says it would be amazing to meet fellow Welshman Gerwyn Price in the final on night five of the Premier League Darts in Cardiff.<\/p>\n
'The Ferret' sits top of the standings after four weeks and is on the opposite side of the draw to Price in the Welsh capital.<\/p>\n
Both Welshmen have won a night in this year's competition, with Price, 40, triumphing on night two in Antwerp<\/a> and Clayton on night three in Glasgow.<\/a><\/p>\n "Two Welsh boys in the final, that would be amazing," said 51-year-old Clayton.<\/p>\n "Obviously Jonny Clayton picking up the trophy would be a little bit better!<\/p>\n "Hopefully we can do it, fingers crossed we meet in the final."<\/p>\n The Carmarthenshire native missed out on the previous two years of the Premier League, but says he is excited to return and play in Cardiff this time.<\/p>\n "I've been away from the Premier League for a couple of years now," Clayton told BBC Sport Wales.<\/p>\n "I'm back in and back in Wales playing, so that's all I want, my favourite tournament, my favourite city.<\/p>\n "There's no better support than the Welsh. There's only one major in Wales and it's the Premier League night, to be a part of that in front of your own crowd is fantastic. <\/p>\n "It's going to be mental, it's going to be exciting, singing, chanting and they're all behind us [me and Price] for a change. We're looking forward to this big time."<\/p>\nTaking aim at a Premier League double<\/h2>\n