Live stats: fibalivestats.dcd.shared.geniussports.com/u/BBE/2267368 Hemel Storm and Worthing Thunder will meet in Manchester for the fourth and final time this season with the NBL1 Playoff title at stake. For Hemel, they are one game away from perfection. Already 40-0 in all competitions, they have showcased their ability to win as a team, with proof of their mental toughness shown in their narrow 86-83 semi-final win over Reading Rockets as well as a 117-76 first-round win over Solent Kestrels. They own a perfect 3-0 record over Worthing this season with a slender 100-95 win in December’s NBL Live fixture, followed by a 126-73 victory on 2 April. Hemel also captured the KitKing Trophy at Thunder’s expense 99-92 in March.   The Storm enter Sunday’s Playoff Final with three trophies secured, they also lead the league in points (108.5), field goal percentage (54.8%), assists (26.5) and rebounds (43.4). On the other side, Worthing will be eager to make it fourth time luc...