Clayton had accounted for his World Cup winner team-mate and good friend in each of the last two televised tournaments, but Price was too good as he looks to add to the two Grand Slam titles he won at the Aldersley Leisure Village in 2018 and 2019. Clayton has beaten Price on his way to winning titles at both the World Series of Darts Finals and World Grand Prix, but after a see-saw, nail-biting contest, the world champion and world No 1 took a slice of revenge. Eight missed darts at double from The Ferret across the opening exchanges saw a pumped-up Price take out all three of his darts at the outer ring to accompany an average of 110 for a 3-1 lead "As well as the set-up of the independent whistleblowing hotline, we are committed to taking further action in response, and will communicate these steps transparently.