In the Shield, London Southbank beat Nottingham Trent. Ladi Brown had a good game for the London team...whilst Nottingham's Stefan "Matrix" Gill couldn't get his three to drop.

London Southbank celebrate victory in the Shield

Meanwhile, Manchester beat Hertfordshire in the Trophy final.

SUNDAY:

In all honesty, we had Worcester to win by at least 15.

Stu called it the night before the game: "London Met are going to get killed on the inside by Ty Shaw and Rob Clarke. That'll force them into a zone defence - which will open up Harper's game and he'll kill them from long range."

In the first quarter, it looked like that was going to be the case. Worcester raced out to a massive lead and the London Met players looked rattled.

Having torched every team previously, Worcester guard Andy Harper (above) carried on sick once again - hitting the three and repeatedly getting to the foul line thanks to his deceptively quick pace and excellent ball control.

However, as a few Worcester players got into foul trouble (including captain Ty Shaw - above) London Met made a run and managed to close the gap to 11 at the half. Incredibly, all of the London team's first half points came from just three players - Perentos, Vouteris and Kostas Kontomichos!