WEEK 6 HIGHLIGHTS (Sunday, 7 February – Saturday, 13 February)

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WEEK 6 HIGHLIGHTS (Sunday, 7 February – Saturday, 13 February) Please note: All times are LIVE and AEDT unless stated otherwise. Times and matches correct at time of publishing and are to subject to change. Australian Rules: AFLW • Sun, 7 Feb at 1.00pm: North Melbourne v St Kilda • Sun, 7 Feb at 3.00pm: Brisbane Lions v Geelong Cats • Fri, 12 Feb at 7.00pm: Melbourne v St Kilda • Sat, 13 Feb at 5.00pm: Gold Coast v Carlton • Sat, 13 Feb at 7.00pm: Fremantle v North Melbourne Basketball: NBA & NBL • Sun, 7 Feb at 12.30pm: NBA Dallas Mavericks v Golden State Warriors • Mon, 8 Feb at 7.30pm: NBL New Zealand Breakers v Sydney Kings • Wed, 10 Feb at 2.00pm: NBA Utah Jazz v Boston Celtics • Thu, 11 Feb at 7.30pm: NBL Brisbane Bullets v Sydney Kings • Fri, 12 Feb at 11.30am: NBA Houston Rockets v Miami Heat • Fri, 12 Feb at 7.30pm: NBL Cairns Taipans v Adelaide 36ers Football: A-League & Westfield W-League • Sun, 7 Feb at 4.00pm: W-League Western Sydney Wanderers v Adelaide United • Sun, 7 Feb at 6.00pm: A-League Central Coast Mariners v Western United • Mon, 8 Feb at 4.30pm: W-League Sydney FC v Canberra United • Mon, 8 Feb at 6.30pm A-League Sydney FC v Wellington Phoenix • Fri, 12 Feb at 7.00pm: A-League Macarthur FC v Adelaide United • Sat, 13 Feb at 5.00pm: A-League Western United v Sydney FC American Football: NFL Superbowl • Mon, 8 Feb at 10.00am: Tampa Bay Buccaneers v Kansas City Chiefs Ice Hockey: NHL • Tue, 9 Feb at 11.00am: Boston Bruins v Buffalo Sabres • Thu, 11 Feb at 11.00am: New York Rangers v Boston Bruins • Sat, 13 Feb at 11.00am: New York Rangers v Boston Bruins Golf: The Phoenix Open • Mon, 8 Feb at 5.00am: Final Round SplitView: Sat, 13 Feb • 7.00pm – 9.00pm: Australian Rules: AFLW Fremantle v North Melbourne • 7.00pm – 9.00pm: Football: A-League Western Sydney Wanderers v Melbourne City • 8.00pm – 10.00pm: Basketball: NBL Brisbane Bullets v Perth Wildcats For more information, please contact: Nicola Abercrombie | Communications Manager | [email protected] .

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