England Roses, Aussie Diamonds, New Zealand and South Africa in Quad Series action
Tuesday 7 February 2017 09:29, UK
International netball reaches it's conclusion on Sunday with Australia taking on England as they bid to retain the Quad Series title.
After two rounds of matches it is the Diamonds who lead the way and a win over the Roses at Wembley's SSE Arena will give them the title as four of the five best teams in the world complete a week of high quality international netball.
You can follow all the action on Sky Sports Mix from 1pm when Tracey Neville's team bid to claim a huge scalp by beating the world's top ranked team and following that game New Zealand will play South Africa from 3.15pm - Sky Sports is the only place you can see both matches live.
Australia are in the box seat to claim a second successive Quad Series having won the inaugural tournament last year with three wins from their three games and they are two from two over the last week
The Diamonds added victory over South Africa to their opening success over New Zealand and a victory over England on Sunday will maintain their 100% Quad record.
England beat South Africa in an extra-time thriller in Durban but followed up with a disappointing defeat to New Zealand in Liverpool and they will have a tough task as despite the Diamonds resting some of their senior players, they have proved their strength in depth.
Neville will have to decide whether to change her team having been unchanged for the opening two games.
Sydney-born Chelsea Pitman has impressed while under the posts Kadeen Corbin and Helen Housby have impressed in flashes - Neville's task is getting the Roses to produce consistently over the four quarters and reduced the error count which marred the defeat to the Silver Ferns.
New Zealand and South Africa meet in the second match of the afternoon, the Proteas desperate to avoid a third straight defeat having lost to the Roses and the Diamonds in Durban.
The Silver Ferns know if England produce a surprise victory against the Aussies, they could clinch the title themselves with a win over South Africa meaning the winner will be decided by points difference as three teams will have two wins.
Follow the conclusion of the Quad Series live on Sky Sports Mix on Sunday when England face Australia from 1pm with South Africa and New Zealand from 3.15pm
