Share Wasps Netball are looking to confirm their Final Four play-off spot with the slaying of Celtic Dragons on Saturday afternoon. Tamsin Greenway’s side travel to Cardiff to take on the Welsh club (4.00pm centre-pass), after Wasps secured a resounding 62-40 victory over Dragons earlier this season at the Ricoh Arena. Dragons sit bottom of the Vitality Netball Superleague, having secured only one win all season – which came against Sirens in April. Wasps Director of Netball Greenway stressed that these are the games her team needs to win if they want to be challenging at Final Four weekend. Greenway said: “We have said all along that you need to beat the teams at the bottom, and if you want to be a contender these are the games you have to win. “I hope that we go to Cardiff and put a solid performance in and prove what we are capable of, because if we don’t go there and play well we don’t deserve that place in the Final Four. “I will be looking for more from my key players, my leaders out there on court. “They have got to switch on when we feed information into them, make those changes out on the court and drive us forward when things aren’t quite clicking for us in games. “We struggled to adapt in the game on Monday against Surrey Storm, but we did it very well against Loughborough Lightning and Manchester Thunder, so we know we are capable of switching things up when we have to.” Wasps Netball are currently second in the Superleague, level on points with Manchester Thunder in third position. Team Bath and Surrey Storm could still reach Wasps’ points total, but the team’s superior goal difference means it is very unlikely they will drop out of the top four positions. “We will have to have a really bad couple of games to not make the top four now,” added Greenway. “Of course, we want to win these next two games and go into the Final Four weekend with some momentum behind us.” Following the clash with Celtic Dragons, Wasps Netball return to the Ricoh Arena to play Team Bath in their final fixture of the regular season on Saturday, June 3 (5.00pm centre-pass). Tickets for Wasps Netball vs Team Bath on June 3 start from £10 for adults while under-10s go free, and can be purchased from www.waspsnetball.co.uk/tickets. Related news post 12th Oct 2022 The First Interview: Rachael Fee is hungry for more netball Reading: 3 mins Previous Story Final Four at Manchester Arena – Update Next Story Cardwell desperate for Stars win More News 21st Nov 2024 News Netball Super League confirms new Board of Directors to lead the League into the new era of professionalisation Reading: 4 mins 23rd Oct 2024 News Introducing the NXT Gen League: Everything you need to know! Reading: 4 mins 8th Oct 2024 News Netball Super League set for showdown at The O2 as 2025 fixtures are announced Reading: 4 mins 7th Oct 2024 News Announcing the Netball Super Cup 2025 Reading: 2 mins 7th Oct 2024 News Netball Super League Relaunched: A Bold New Brand for a Bold New Era Reading: 2 mins More Google Ad – MPU – Right Column