Event guide for Wildcats' seeding qualifier clash against Phoenix
11 Feb
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The Wildcats host South East Melbourne Phoenix at Perth HPC on Tuesday night, hoping to secure a semi-final spot against second-placed Melbourne United.
The winner of the third-versus-fourth battle earns direct entry into the semis, which commence after next week’s FIBA break, while the loser gets a second chance and hosting rights against the victor of Thursday’s do-or-die clash between Sydney Kings and Adelaide 36ers.
Doors open at 5pm, 90 minutes before the scheduled 6.30pm tip-off.
Please be aware that parking outside of the venue is very limited, so plan ahead and arrive early.
The HPC atmosphere is something else. 😤
— Perth Wildcats (@PerthWildcats) February 11, 2025
Shawn Redhage recalled the intimidation factor of the crowd when playing at the venue when he jumped on the Perth Wildcast last week.
General public tickets are on sale from 12.00pm WST today, be part of the action 🎟️… pic.twitter.com/sPL7EqUS45
For those looking to catch public transport, there will be a free shuttle bus running before and after event from Claremont train station.
Please note travel on Transperth to and from Claremont train station won’t be free.
The 28 bus to Perth HPC will run on regular schedule. You can catch 28 to the event but it won’t be running after the event, with the last bus just after 6pm.
For those who can't make it to the game, it will be broadcast live on ESPN (via Kayo or Foxtel) from 6.30pm.

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