CLAYTON OFF THE MARK! Jonny Clayton has his first win in the 2023 Cazoo Premier League, beating Night One winner Chris Dobey in a convincing 6-1 victory! He will face Michael Smith in the Semi-Finals! #PLDarts | 📺 bit.ly/PDCTVLive
Ferret find his form as Clayton thrashes Dobey to add first Premier League points, Smith prevails over Price as semi-finals set
PDCThursday, 16 February 2023 at 22:11
The second semi-final is set on Night Three of Premier League Darts action in Glasgow with Michael Smith set to face Jonny Clayton.
Smith saw off Gerwyn Price 6-3 in a match dominated by missed doubles with last week's winner losing out and 'Bully Boy' sealing some valuable points.
To start the tie, Price sealed an immediate break with a 74 checkout but Smith responded with a second 180 and 115 checkout to make it 1-1.
Smith though surged ahead and hit four legs on the spin after going 3-2 in front to go one away from the finishing line. That streak was snapped as Price made it 5-3 but both missed multiple darts, in Price's case to prolong the tie and in Smith's case to then seal it on double two.
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While in the case of Jonny Clayton, it was a superb rout over Chris Dobey to finally kickstart his Premier League campaign.
Clayton alongside Peter Wright was pointless to begin the night but unlike 'Snakebite', he will not leave tonight that way after saving his best display so far for tonight.
He hit a 102.5 average and three 180's in a 6-1 win over 'Hollywood' who topped the table coming into this week albeit at the early stage.
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