Reigning Trophy holders Leicester arrive at Sunday's final on the back of three straight victories in the WBBL Championship.

The Riders have had another impressive league campaign and sit just two points behind leaders Sevenoaks, albeit having played two more games.

In contrast, Durham have a tough season, winning just five of their 15 league fixtures this year as they look to improve on their tenth-placed finish in their second campaign in the league.

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This year's WBBL Trophy began with a group stage consisting of four groups of three teams, two groups representing the northern teams and two representing the southern teams.

Each team played home and away against the other two sides, with the top team from each group qualifying for the semi-finals.

Leicester have proved to be the in-form side so far having remained unbeaten on the road to Glasgow, while Durham also impressed, losing just once in a narrow 72-68 defeat to Newcastle in the group stages.

Both teams then sprung surprises in the semi-finals, Leicester edging league leaders Sevenoaks in overtime and Durham securing their final spot with a home win over Cup winners Sheffield.

You can watch Leicester Riders v Durham Palatinates in the WBBL Trophy final on the BBC Red Button, BBC Sport website, app and connected TV and iPlayer on Sunday, 10 March from 12:55-14:25 GMT.

The game will also be available to watch in full again on the BBC iPlayer for 30 days.

Sunday, 10 March

WBBL Trophy final

Leicester Riders v Durham Palatinates

12:55-14:25 GMT, BBC Red Button, Connected TV, online and via the BBC iPlayer

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