Every once in a while the A-League throws up some absolute footballing insanity, this was one of those occasions. No less than 6 goals in the first half were scored between the two sides as both sets of fans were enthralled by the action. At the final whistle though it was the Wanderers who celebrated just their third Bankwest Stadium win. Julian Daw, Jon Gallo & Will Gotsis were there to capture the action.

Melbourne City wrapped up their second W-League premiership by handing out a 4-0 thumping to Western Sydney in Round 13. Julian Daw, Eric Subijano & Jon Gallo were at Marconi Stadium to call the action

Matt McQuade & Mark Schiralli join Julian Daw to reminisce on the first golden age of the National Basketball League spanning from 1990 to 1995. The first Perth Wildcats dynasty, the Tigers/Magic/Giants battles for Melbourne dominance and the Sydney Kings becoming the pride of the harbour city. We hope you enjoy this special deep dive edition of the NBL Roundtable. Produced by Julian Daw

The last time these two clubs met on December 27th the last five minutes saw cards, goals, penalties and Daniel Georgievski walk halfway up the tunnel in disgust while play was still going! Surely they couldn't produce anything crazier this time at Bankwest Stadium could they? Julian Daw, Wil Gotsis & Jon Gallo are on the call

Undefeated after 12 Rounds this season Melbourne City need only a point against a slumping Western Sydney to clinch the Premiership. Julian Daw, Jon Gallo & Eric Subijano are on the call at Marconi Stadium

The Wanderers & Jets played out a 1-1 draw at Bankwest Stadium which saw the visitors unlucky not to leave with more and the Wanderers being booed off the pitch by their own supporters

The Wanderers host the Newcastle Jets for the first time at the new Bankwest Stadium. The Jets only lost once in five meetings with WSW at the old Parramatta Stadium, can they continue that run into the new Stadium in Parramatta? Julian Daw & Jessica Dunne are on hand for the call

It's survival Sunday for Melbourne United. If they can beat their cross town rivals the Phoenix they will book their place in the playoffs, if they don't then Brisbane will take 4th place and a semi final showdown with the Sydney Kings. Julian Daw is on hand at Melbourne Arena for the final game of the NBL regular season

After losing two straight games last weekend the Brisbane Bullets need a miracle. They need to defeat the Cairns Taipans by 33 points or greater to keep their finals hopes alive one more day. The Taipans are locked into a semi final series with the Wildcats regardless of the result but would love to end their Queensland rivals season on the way in. Julian Daw is on hand at a sold out Nissan Arena in Brisbane for the call

On the eve of the NBL MVP being announced the Roundtable convenes to give their picks for MVP, Most Improved, Coach of the year, Sixth man, Defensive player of the year, Rookie of the year + the 1st & 2nd all NBL teams. Joining host Julian Daw are Matt McQuade, Fox Sports scribe Olgun Uluc and the Daily Telegraph's Matt Logue