London Pulse topped the Netball Super League’s regular session at the end of the regular session-and with it the benefit of the house for the leading semi-finals in the play-off.
Pulse led two points to Lafborough Lightning in the final round of the game and helped them.
It came from Birmingham Panthers, who surprised his coach who surprised Last game in -charge By achieving 67–58 success on Lightning, who won three in the last four Grand finals, to ensure the pulse top.
Antonia Mitchell had 42 goals for panthers, who had clearly pulled out an electric behalf in the second quarter, which lacked flow and there would be a lot to think about the play-off.
Pulse then ensured that they help in 36 goals from Olivia Tine with a bottom side cardif dragon with a comfortable 67–44 win against Lightning in the next weekend game.
The winner of the Major Semi -Final goes directly to the grand final, while the losers will face the winner of the minor semi -finals between the third and fourth – Manchester Thunder and London Maveryx – to determine the other finalist.
Thunder and Maveryx on Saturday line up for a dress rehearsal, in which Manchester Side won 67–45 at the Wambley Arena, leading 50 goals from Elmere van Der Berg.
In the last game of the weekend on Sunday, the game will bid farewell to one of its greatest players.
Former England star Geva Mentor took the last time to court before retiring as he can watch in a match for Leeds Rhino against Nottingham Forest (16:00 BST) The BBC iPlayer and BBC Sports live on the website.