The Kings & Wildcats return to Sydney under much different circumstances as to when they started the Grand Final series one week earlier in the same building. The closed door policy is in effect at Qudos Bank Arena as the Kings take their turn to experience home court advantage without the home court advantage. Can the Kings parlay their big win in Perth on Friday to take a 2-1 series lead or will the Wildcats claim victory in Sydney yet again? Julian Daw, Matt McQuade & Ben Knight were courtside to call the action

Sydney Kings co-owner Paul Smith joins Julian Daw, Matt McQuade & Ben Knight at Qudos Bank Arena ahead of game 3 to discuss the ongoing COVID-19 crisis surrounding the series, his experiences since taking over as Kings owner & more. Plus Fox Sports lead basketball writer Olgun Uluc updates us on the latest surrounding the NBA, NCAA & NBL response to the COVID-19 outbreak.

After the Wildcats edged out a win in Game 1 on Sunday they headed back to Perth with home court advantage in the Grand Final series. Then the world was turned on it's head with the coronavirus reaching pandemic levels and now the decision has been made to play the rest of the series with fans locked out. So this game is at the RAC Arena but will be WITHOUT the Red Army so the question is what home court advantage is there for Perth really? And that doesn't even touch the other burning questions around this series around Casper Ware, Bryce Cotton, Bogut v Plumlee & Kevin Lisch. We really are in uncharted waters from here on out. Julian Daw & Matt McQuade are on the call of an unprecedented Game 2 of the Grand Final series.

In the wake of an unprecedented 48 hours across the sporting world Julian Daw & Matt McQuade gather in the SWR Sport studios in Sydney ahead of calling Game 2 of the NBL Grand Final. The effects of the coronavirus outbreak on the NBL and sporting world at large are discussed at length before the Wildcats & Kings go behind closed doors to conclude their championship series.

After six months of battles across Australia & New Zealand only the Sydney Kings & Perth Wildcats remain standing in the quest for the championship. The Kings are in their first Grand Final for 12 years & looking to end a title drought stretching back 15 years. The Wildcats are out to repeat as champions for the third time and claim their 10th overall. 23 of the last 24 Grand Final series have been won by the team who took Game 1 so needless to say this is big! Julian Daw, Ben Knight & Matt McQuade are on hand at Qudos Bank Arena for Game 1 of the 2020 championship series

Julian Daw, Ben Knight & Matt McQuade preview the series we have all been waiting for, the Grand Final series between the Kings and Perth. The team break down all the match-ups across the floor ahead of Game 1 at Qudos Bank Arena

In the second half of the double decider the Perth Wildcats title defence goes on the line against the Cairns Taipans at RAC Arena in Perth. Will the Wildcats power through to another Grand Final with the #RedArmy at their backs? or will Cairns pull off the upset and go from wooden spooners to Grand Finalists in one season? The Taipans have been the better team over the two games so this promises to be a beauty! Jacob Landsmeer & Matt Parsons have the call at RAC Arena

After humbling the Kings with a record 45 point thrashing in Game II Melbourne United head to the decider brimming with confidence. The Kings have home court advantage and will be hoping that will be the difference as they try to figure out the Melbourne puzzle. United will go in a favourites as the Kings look to pull off the greatest NBL Playoffs turnaround in history. Can the comeback Kings do it again or are United heading to their third straight Grand Final? Julian Daw, Ben Knight & Matt McQuade are on the call

Ahead of the Sydney Kings/Melbourne United semi-final decider Olgun Uluc joins Julian Daw & Matt McQuade to recap the series thus far and if there's any chance the Kings can turn it around after a Game 2 hiding. Plus the panel looks at the Perth & Cairns decider to see where that series can be won & lost.

Sydney FC host their first home game in the Champions League for 2020 at Jubilee Stadium against K-League champions Joenbuk. Both sides were beaten by Yokohama in their first matches. Will Sydney put aside their shock derby defeat or will the Korean champions put a large dent in Sydney's hopes to progress to the knockout rounds? Julian Daw, Will Gotsis & Jon Gallo are your callers