The South East Melbourne Phoenix and Adelaide 36ers will play in an NBL match on October 24, 2026. The Phoenix wants to stop the 36ers' three-point shooting. The 36ers aim to maintain their unbeaten record. Both teams will have key players in the game. The NBL has marked this match as a key game. The Phoenix's coach says Cotton must be contained. The 36ers are trying to maintain their three-game winning streak.
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