Where to watch the NSL: Round 4
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Round four of the Netball Super League (NSL) continues this weekend, with all four games available to watch live on Sky Sports and BBC Sport.
Round three of the NSL saw Manchester Thunder move to second place in the table, whilst League leaders London Pulse maintained their 100% record with an impressive victory over local rivals London Mavericks.
As round four begins, all four games across the weekend will be available to watch free-to-air, live and on-demand across Sky Sports and BBC Sport, so read on to find out exactly where to watch each game.
NIC Leeds Rhinos vs London Pulse - Friday 4 April, FCP 19:00, Canon Medical Arena
Following their round three match against defending champions Loughborough Lightning, NIC Leeds Rhinos face another challenge this week in the form of unbeaten table toppers London Pulse. Pulse have looked unstoppable at times this season, but Rhinos have been one of the standout teams too thanks to their determination, grit and strong connections on court. They’ll certainly be looking to cause an upset in this battle of north versus south.
Where to watch: This game will be broadcast on Sky Sports YouTube.
International viewers can watch on NetballPass.
You can buy tickets to watch live here.
NIC Leeds Rhinos player to watch: With five deflections, one pick-up and one intercept to her name, Geva Mentor continued to show her class in NIC Leeds Rhinos’ round three game against Loughborough Lightning. A true legend of English netball, her match up with Vitality Roses goal shooter Liv Tchine is one that fans won’t be able to take their eyes off on Friday night.
London Pulse player to watch: Gracie Smith is showing that age and experience don’t necessarily matter with her performances on the NSL stage in 2025. At just 16 years old she is the youngest player to sign with an NSL Club this year and she’s letting her performances on court do the talking, picking up an impressive six deflections and two intercepts in Pulse’s round three win over Mavericks.
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Image: Dean Williams
Nottingham Forest vs Loughborough Lightning – Saturday 5 April, FCP 15:00, Motorpoint Arena
Round four is set to deliver another local derby for NSL fans, this time in the East Midlands as new Club Nottingham Forest take on reigning champions Loughborough Lightning. With local pride on the line, who will come out on top at the Motorpoint Arena?
Where to watch: This game will be broadcast on Sky Sports Action and Sky Sports YouTube.
International viewers can watch on NetballPass.
You can buy tickets to watch live here.
Nottingham Forest player to watch: Another young NSL star, Freya Henshall is making a name for herself in the 2025 season with her ability to make a real impact entering games from the bench. Her opposition this week, Loughborough Lightning, will be familiar to Henshall who was a training partner at Lightning in the 2024 season. Fans should watch out for more dynamic movement and composed shooting from the youngster as she looks to continue to impress with her new Club.
Loughborough Lightning player to watch: Hannah Joseph was one of Loughborough Lightning’s stand out performers in round three, delivering 36 feeds to her shooters and powering her team to a 72-58 win. Will she be able to put out a repeat performance in Nottingham on Saturday?
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Image: Ben Lumley
LexisNexis Cardiff Dragons vs Manchester Thunder – Saturday 5 April, FCP 19:00, Utilita Arena, Cardiff
The LexisNexis Cardiff Dragons are bringing the NSL back to the Utilita Arena in Cardiff on Saturday, where they’ll be looking to draw on the passionate support of their home crowd, as they take on the challenge of four-time NSL champions Manchester Thunder. Both teams boast confident long-range shooters, so fans in the arena and watching at home can expect to see plenty of shots sunk from all around the Soft & Gentle Super Shot zone.
Where to watch: This game will be broadcast on Sky Sports YouTube.
International viewers can watch on NetballPass.
You can buy tickets to watch live here.
LexisNexis Cardiff Dragons player to watch: The 2025 season has seen Elle McDonald take to court in wing defence, adding an additional position to her skillset and making a real impact for the LexisNexis Cardiff Dragons. If she takes the wing defence bib on Saturday, she’ll be looking to use all her experience when up against Manchester Thunder’s young and talented attackers.
Manchester Thunder player to watch: Two Experience Kissimmee Player of the Match performances in as many weeks has made Amy Carter one of the NSL’s stand out players in the opening rounds. Her ability to control Thunder’s play across the full court has made her a vital part of the squad, and fans should look out for her continuing this fine form in round four.
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Image: Harry Collins
London Mavericks vs Birmingham Panthers – Sunday 6 April, FCP 16:00, Brighton Centre
The NSL comes to Brighton for the very first time as London Mavericks take on Birmingham Panthers at the Brighton Centre on Sunday. After a heavy loss in round three, Camilla Buchanan’s side will be looking to bounce back in front of their home crowd whilst Jo Trip’s Birmingham side remain in pursuit of their first ever NSL win.
Where to watch: This game will be broadcast on BBC Sport and BBC iPlayer.
International viewers can watch on NetballPass.
You can buy tickets to watch live here.
London Mavericks player to watch: Whilst London Mavericks weren’t able to get the win against London Pulse last weekend, Amelia Hall’s Mavericks debut was one of many bright spots for the Hertfordshire-based side. Hall’s entry into the game added speed and dynamism to the attacking end and, if she gets another opportunity this week, she’ll be keen to stamp her authority out on court.
Birmingham Panthers player to watch: Captain Gabby Marshall will look to lead her brand-new Panthers side to their first ever victory on Sunday. Away from home, the task won’t be easy, but Marshall’s commitment, determination and passion will no doubt be critical to her side’s success in Brighton.
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