The NBA play-offs are down to two teams.
Winners of the Western Conference, the LA Lakers, will face the winners of the Eastern Conference, the Miami Heat.
Betting companies make the Lakers comfortable favourites - largely thanks to the influence star player LeBron James, who's also considered comfortable favourite for the MVP award.
In the past ten years, LeBron James' three teams have only failed to reach the NBA Finals on one occasion - 2019, when he was out with an injury.
James will come up against the team where he enjoyed most of his career's success. Between 2011 and 2014, the Heat reached four successive finals, winning two back-to-back in 2012 and 2013.
It's taken coach Erik Spoelstra five years to build his team back into the play-off finals picture. In the Eastern Conference, they faced first, third and fourth placed seeds en route to the final.
NBA Finals UK TV
You can catch all of the action from this year's NBA Finals on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Arena.
Programming starts fifteen minutes prior to tip-off. Dates and times can be found below.
You can check out Sky's latest package deals here.
Alternatively, you can access Sky Sports on a temporary basis through use of a NOW TV Day or Month Pass.
NBA Finals Online
Along with being able to access NOW TV using an internet connection on a computer, tablet, mobile or games console, you can also watch the action online with an NBA League Pass.
Annual Passes start from £42.99. Monthly Passes start from £24.99.
NBA Finals Schedule
Game 1 - Thursday 01/10 - 02:00
Game 2 - Saturday 03/10 - 02:00
Game 3 - Monday 05/10 - 00:30
Game 4 - Wednesday 07/10 - 02:00
Game 5 (if required) - 10/10 - 02:00
Game 6 (if required) - 12/10 - 00:30
Game 7 (if required) - 14/10 - 02:00
