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How to live stream the NBL grand final and watch on TV: Melbourne United vs Adelaide 36ers, Game 5 information

The NBL finals are headed to a Game 5. (Photo by Daniel Kalisz/Getty Images)
31st March, 2018
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The NBL grand final series will go to a deciding fifth game on Saturday, March 31 with Melbourne United and the Adelaide 36ers set to fight it out for the right to be crowned champions in a winner-takes-all battle.

This is The Roar‘s guide to streaming the match online and watching it on TV, with tip-off set for 6pm (AEDT) at Hisense Arena.

The home team have won each game so far during the series, with United taking Game 1 and 3, the 36ers 2 and 4, forcing a fifth fixture.

Adelaide will have to buck the trend if they want to stop United from backing up their minor premiership with a premiership though, with Game 5 to be played at Hisense Arena, which will likely be sold out.

How to watch the match on TV

To watch the game on TV, you will need a valid Foxtel TV subscription, with the deciding match of the season set to be broadcast on Fox Sports 503.

Their coverage will begin at 5:30pm (AEDT), allowing for a half-hour pre-game show.

How to live stream the match online

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If you are looking to stream the match online, you will need to use one of Foxtel’s streaming applications.

The first of those is Foxtel Now, which is better to use if you don’t already have access to Foxtel on TV. Packages including sports start from $39 per month.

If you already have a Foxtel TV subscription, then the Foxtel App is the better option. It’s free to download and use with existing and valid login details.

Both of these applications are available to be used on any device you may own and are downloadable from the Apple and Android stores.

Key match information: Melbourne United vs Adelaide 36ers Game 5

Tip-off: 6pm (AEDT), Saturday, March 31
Venue: Hisense Arena, Melbourne
TV: Live, Fox Sports 503
Online: Live, Foxtel app or Foxtel now

Squads

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Melbourne United
Point guard: Casper Ware
Shooting guard: Chris Goulding
Small forward: Casey Prather
Power forward: David Andersen
Centre: Josh Boone
Bench: Craig Moller, David Barlow, Kyle Adnam, Majok Majok, Tai Wesley, Tohi Smith-Milner, Peter Hooley

Adelaide 36ers
Point guard: Shannon Shorter
Shooting guard: Nathan Sobey
Small forward: Josh Childress
Power forward: Mitch Creek
Centre: Daniel Johnson
Bench: Matt Hodgson, Majok Deng, Anthony Drmic, Brendan Teys, Nelson Larkins, Ramone Moore

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