Luke Littler has predicted fireworks as he chases Premier League history in Birmingham . The back-to-back world champion is targeting a record seventh nightly victory on Thursday, having won the last three weeks in Liverpool, Aberdeen and Leeds to put himself five points clear at the top of the table. He can also secure a third top-placed finish in three years if he beats second-placed Jonny Clayton in the quarter-final in the Second City. “I’ve just got to keep going,” said Littler, who has recovered from a slow start to this year’s campaign. “I’ve got a lot of confidence and now I can go chasing my own records within the next two weeks. “After the win against Jonny last week, I knew I was a few points clear. I’ve just got to keep top spot now. “I think it will be a very good game against Jonny.…