Dave1962

This should be a straightforward win for SA Spurs, who are second in their table, against a team that continues to find themselves at the bottom of their respective table. The last three meetings between these two sides have all been won by SA Spurs.

If the IND Pacers had started with this advantage in their last three meetings with the SA Spurs, they would have lost only once instead of three times. The IND Pacers have been poor away from home, but if they had started with this advantage they would have won two of their last three away games.

The top two in the Premiership meet at Wembley for a chance to lift the trophy at the end of the game. Man City's last three games have not been that inspiring, with two defeats against Real Madrid and a draw at West Ham. With Arsenal still in the Champions League and FA Cup, and topping the Premiership, they are in the hunt for four pieces of silverware. Having beaten Bayer Leverkusen midweek, the momentum appears to be more with Arsenal than Man City.