Report: Bristol Flyers 80-79 Plymouth Raiders (OT)
Posted: Friday, December 11th 2015
Highlights: Bristol Flyers 80-79 Plymouth Raiders (OT)
Monday, December 14th 2015
Watch highlights as Bristol Flyers completed a dramatic late turnaround to beat Plymouth Raiders 80-79 in overtime on Friday night.
Andreas Kapoulas’ side trailed by as many as 12 points in the fourth quarter before Greg Streete came up with the crucial defensive play to force the extra session.
Flyers are now 6-0 against the Raiders in all competitions, having never lost to their south-west rivals since their step up into the BBL in 2014.
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