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Summary

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  • Both teams in WBBL Cup final for first time

  • Competition began during 2016-17 season - Manchester Mystics and Nottingham Wildcats are previous winners

  • Coverage produced by British Basketball League for ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Sport

Live Reporting

  1. 'Unbelievable!' Sheffield Hatters win WBBL Cup with last-gasp three-pointer

    Helen Naylor shoots a dramatic three-pointer with just a second of the game remaining to snatch a 62-60 victory for Sheffield Hatters over Sevenoaks Suns in the WBBL Cup final.

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  2. Coaches predict entertaining WBBL final

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    WBBL Cup final coaches Vanessa Ellis and Len Busch are predicting an entertaining and possibly high-scoring game in Birmingham.

    Coaches predict entertaining WBBL final

    WBBL Cup final coaches Vanessa Ellis and Len Busch are predicting an entertaining and possibly high-scoring game in Birmingham.

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  3. Battle of the WBBL heavyweights

    Sheffield Hatters v Sevenoaks Suns

    There will be a new name on the WBBL Cup this season with two of the league's biggest hitters - Sheffield Hatters and Sevenoaks Suns - making their first appearance in the final.

    Sevenoaks will go into the heavyweight tussle as slight favourites having won the Championship and Play-offs last season.

    They top the current standings with a perfect 11-0 record and also beat opponents Sheffield 76-67 at home in their only previous encounter this season.

    But the Hatters, who are third in the Championship, are no strangers to silverware.

    The country's first ever women's basketball team did the Championship and Play-off double in the WBBL's inaugural season - 2014-15.

    Sheffield also have class players like Helen Naylor - the first to reach 1,000 points in the WBBL Championship - so will be hopeful they can claim a first title since winning the Betty Codona Trophy in 2016.

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  4. ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ coverage

    Sunday 27 January

    WBBL Cup final - Sheffield Hatters v Sevenoaks Suns

    12:00-14:30 GMT – Connected TV and online (repeated 17:30-20:00, ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Red Button)

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