Manchester Basketball v Bristol Flyers

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Sunday 15 Nov 2026

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National Basketball Performance Centre • 

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Manchester Basketball is a professional club based in Manchester, England, competing in the Super League Basketball (SLB), the country’s top-tier league. Launched in 2025 as the successor to the Manchester Giants, the club represents the city in domestic competitions, including the SLB Championship and cup tournaments. Its home venue is the National Basketball Performance Centre in Belle Vue, a purpose-built basketball facility that hosts home games and supports player development. As a newly established identity, Manchester Basketball is building its own record in league and cup play; awards won by the former Manchester Giants should be distinguished from honours earned under the new name. The club’s roster is organized around each season’s competition, with players representing Manchester in the SLB and pursuing success against leading British teams. For supporters and visitors, the team offers a focal point for elite basketball in the city, while its training and community activity connect the professional side with the wider local game. Follow official club announcements for current squad details, fixtures, results and ticket information.

Bristol Flyers are a professional basketball team based in Bristol, England, competing in Super League Basketball, the UK’s top men’s league. Founded in 2006, the club is part of Bristol Sport and plays its home games at the SGS College Arena in Stoke Gifford, north of the city centre. The Flyers earned promotion to the British Basketball League after winning the National Basketball League Division One title in the 2014–15 season, a major milestone in the club’s rise through the British basketball system. They have since competed against leading teams from across the country in league play and national cup competitions, including the BBL Cup and BBL Trophy. Bristol reached the BBL Cup final in 2020, finishing as runners-up, and has continued to build its reputation as a competitive club. The Flyers’ squads combine British talent, including players with national-team experience, and international signings, with rosters changing from season to season. With a strong local identity, an established development pathway and a dedicated home arena, Bristol Flyers are a prominent part of the city’s sporting scene and an important presence in British basketball.