High stakes netball is the cue for the season-ending drama at the Netball Super League Grand Final which in 2025 takes place at The O2 for the first time.
Standard tickets will go on sale shortly. See The O2 website for full details.
Premium seats with VIP Lounge access will be available. Complete the short form here (also below 
) for more information.
It’s official. The Greenwich Peninsula is the place to be for a showcase event in the UK sporting calendar. For the first time, on Sunday 6 July, the Netball Super League Grand Final will take place at The O2.
In 2024 Loughborough Lightning won their second Netball Super League title courtesy of a 57-48 win over London Pulse. At a sold-out Copper Box Arena the Londoners raced into the lead. But they were pegged back and then overhauled by the 2021 champions from Loughborough. Manchester Thunder (the 2023 champions) claimed third place with a 55-38 win over Surrey Storm in the third place play-off.
Now all eyes are on The O2 to see who will be crowned champions at the 2025 Netball Super League Grand Final.
After 14 rounds of Super League matches and Major and Minor Semi-Finals followed by the Preliminary final (see below for an introduction to the Super League) it all comes down to 60 minutes of netball to decide the biggest club prize in UK netball.
8 sides started the season. Only four will remain ahead of the semi-finals which take place across the weekend of 20-22 June 2025. And by this afternoon, four will become two, as the Grand Final looms and it’s time to decide who will be the 2025 champions.
Which side will be the last standing this afternoon raising the trophy aloft? All roads lead to The O2 to find out!
TICKETS, TIMINGS & TRAVEL
🎟️ Tickets for the Netball Super League Grand Final are on sale via the ‘Get Tickets’ link.
Premium seats with VIP Lounge access are available. Complete the short form below () for more information.
🗝️ Doors open at 2pm.
Centre pass for the Grand Final is at 4.15pm.
Note: timings are subject to confirmation.
🚊 🚗 Travel tips: Getting to The O2 via tube is recommended. North Greenwich station is right on the doorstep and on the Jubilee Line in Zones 2 and 3. Get there from Central London in 20 minutes, or Stratford in 10 minutes. Arrival by river, car, bus and cable car is also available. See this ‘Getting to The O2‘ guide for full details.
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🏐 ABOUT THE NETBALL SUPER LEAGUE
The Netball Super League (NSL) is a club competition featuring 8 elite teams from across England and and Wales. Taking place weekly from March, the teams play each other twice in a home and away robin-format. This comprises Rounds 1-14, ahead of the Semi-Final and Finals stages.
The NSL has confirmed that the season-ending Grand Final in 2025 will take place at The O2 in London. It marks the first time in the League’s history the showcase event will be staged at the iconic venue. The decision to host the Grand Final at The O2 reflects the League’s ambition to elevate the sport to new heights and marks a significant milestone as the League continues its journey towards professionalisation.
The new structure (see below) will allow the top two teams to have a second chance to make the Grand Final as they could potentially lose the first Semi Final, but through the Preliminary Final they could still then progress to the Grand Final. The third and fourth placed teams from the regular season need to win two matches to progress to the Grand Final, and so this season there will be greater emphasis than previously on the League standings throughout the season.
NSL teams for Season 2025
Birmingham Panthers, Lexis Nexis Cardiff Dragons, NIC Leeds Rhinos, London Mavericks, London Pulse, Loughborough Lightning, Manchester Thunder and Nottingham Forest Netball.
Schedule for Season 2025
ROUNDS 1-14
Rounds 1-14 build to the Major and Minor Semi-Finals followed by the Preliminary Final. This is an addition to the League for the 2025 season that will ensure a longer post-season format across the course of three weekends. It will be scheduled as follows:
WEEKEND 1: 20-22 June 2025
Major Semi Final: 1st place (home venue) v 2nd place from the regular season where the winner progresses straight to the Grand Final
Minor Semi Final: 3rd place (home venue) v 4th place from the regular season where the winner plays loser from Major Semi Final in the new Preliminary Final
WEEKEND 2: 28-29 June 2025
Preliminary Final: Loser of Major Semi Final (home venue) v Winner of Minor Semi Final which provides another chance to get into the Grand Final for Major Semi Final loser
GRAND FINAL: 6 JULY 2025
Winner of Major Semi Final v Winner of Preliminary Final at The O2 Arena
QUOTES
Claire Nelson, the Managing Director of Netball Super League said: “We’re thrilled and extremely proud to bring the 2025 NSL Grand Final to The O2 in London for the very first time and to showcase this electrifying event to our growing audience. It’s only fitting that our showpiece event takes place at one of the most prestigious arenas in the world and this will be a significant moment for our sport as we deliver not just a world class event, but also an unforgettable experience for fans, players and everyone involved.
“This coming Season, our League will be even bigger and better than ever before with lots of exciting new things for our existing and new fans to experience. So bringing our first season in the new era to a climax in a venue as iconic as The O2 will be a major moment for us all, and will make a real statement for the ambitions we have for our League and the boundaries that we will continue to push.”
In and around the London area there are 3 teams to watch in the VNSL; London Pulse (2023 is their fifth season in the NSL) playing out of the Copper Box Arena, Surrey Storm (2-time winners) based in Guildford and Saracens Mavericks (2 times winners, runners up 5 times) from Hertfordshire.