LIVE: London Lions v Donar Groningen – FIBA Europe Cup (8pm)

By Bradley Gains on November 3, 2021

London Lions can book their spot into the Second Round of the FIBA Europe Cup if they can beat Donar Groningen at the Copper Box, on Wednesday evening.

The British side have made an impressive 3-0 start and a fourth consecutive win in the regular season will confirm a top-two finish in Group A.

London’s defence has excelled in the competition so far and they come up against Groningen again following their opening 19-point victory in the Netherlands.

The Dutch team picked up their first win in overtime last week and are in need of another victory to boost their own hopes of making it through.

The top two teams in each of the eight groups goes through to the Second Round, where the 16 teams will be split into four groups of four ahead of the quarter-finals.

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