By S. Siapha Mulbah
The finals of the season in basketball are at the crossroads to tell who could possibly walk away with the championship as the two finalists in the 1st and premier division go neck to neck in the first two matches.
This stage stands to come in the best out of five series, is showing a greater confusion that is puzzling the mind of team fans in how the last match might go for either the fast growing Bushrod Bulls or the defending champions Mighty Barrolle.
Both teams not accepting to take the losing side of any coins that could be shown in a four-quarter game have continued to magnificently change from story to glory for their fans at the SKD Gymnasium that makes the two sides comfortably with one win each while game three comes tomorrow Friday, September 23, 2022.
In the first game Barrolle relied on the legs of what supporters believed to be a game spirit to walk over the Bulls despite the many attacks and confrontations that came out of stoppages from the fans throughout the game.
It ended 58 to 62 points a margin of three against the Bulls of Bushrod for Barrolle last Saturday.
But the opposite result came for the rollers in game two the next day when Bushrod Bulls appeared with high energy and took on the Liberia Basketball Association defending champions for the win of her first 2022 final.
Bulls accumulated 53 points compared with Barrolle 49 points leaving coincidentally the same four points as margin disturbing many perceptions that no side had to worry.
After Barrolle first win, Bulls came to a realization that another loss could automatically give her opponents the trophy while only one more game be fixture to complete the series.
As it stands the first two super male teams of the season are going to continue their unpredicted fight till October 2, when the best team will indeed take the championship to defend for a season.
Any two wins in a role is anticipated by all clubs as the struggle continues which is the only way to celebrate three wins that sums up to the highest points in the competition.
