Manchester Basketball v London Lions

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Sunday 7 Mar 2027

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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.

The London Lions are a professional basketball club based in East London, competing in Britain’s top domestic men’s league, Super League Basketball, and in European competition when qualified. The club plays its home games at the Copper Box Arena in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, a prominent venue known for hosting major sporting events. In the British Basketball League era, the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park5 established themselves as one of the country’s most successful teams, winning the league championship in 2021, 2022 and 2023 and earning domestic cup honours. Their European campaign in the 2023–24 season made them the first British men’s team to reach the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park0 play-offs. The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park5 have featured British internationals and overseas professionals, with notable recent players including Ovie Soko, Luke Nelson, Jordan Taylor and Sam Dekker. The club’s growth has helped raise the profile of basketball in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park2 and across the UK, while its arena, competitive record and European appearances make it a key destination for fans following British basketball. For supporters searching for London Lions fixtures, results, players and competition updates, the team offers an engaging connection to the sport at both domestic and international levels.