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Flyers Cup quarter-final opponents to be confirmed on Wednesday
Monday, November 18th 2019
Bristol Flyers' BBL Cup Quarter-Final opponents will be confirmed on Wednesday evening.
The Flyers have qualified for the last-eight of the Cup, with Wednesday’s game against London Lions determining their opponents.
Coach Kapoulas’ side will secure a second-place finish in the Southern Conference of the Cup if they can overcome London Lions away from home on Wednesday - resulting in a quarter-final home tie against Newcastle Eagles to be played on Friday, November 29th at the SGS College Arena (7.30pm tip-off).
Flyers will finish third in the group should they lose on Wednesday night, resulting in quarter-final clash with Sheffield Sharks away from home on Sunday, December 1st (4pm tip-off).
Here’s everything you need to know...
AS IT STANDS
IF FLYERS DEFEAT LIONS
Bristol Flyers v Newcastle Eagles (H)
BBL Cup Quarter-Final
SGS College Arena
Friday, November 29th (7.30pm)
IF FLYERS LOSE TO LIONS
Sheffield Sharks v Bristol Flyers (A)
BBL Cup Quarter-Final
Ponds Forge International Sports Centre
Sunday, December 1st (4pm)
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