TICKETS GONE: Spark Arena Sells Out for Sunday
1 Mar
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The Sky Sport Breakers will look to make the most of their home-court advantage and a huge crowd on Sunday afternoon, with all 8903 tickets sold out for Game Two of the Championship Series.
Spark Arena is set to play host to the Breakers' clash against the Kings, with New Zealand locals voting with their feet to pack out the Auckland-based venue.
Tickets for Sydney's two confirmed home matches - Games One and Three - are still available
The five-game series will begin on Friday night at Qudos Bank Arena, with the Kings hosting the Breakers from 9.30pm live on Sky Sport and free-to-air on Prime.
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