Rnd18 DrinkWise Game Preview: Wildcats vs United NBL26

23 Jan

1

min read

Rnd18 DrinkWise Game Preview: Wildcats vs United NBL26
Dark red textured background

There are few matchups in the Hungry Jack's NBL that carry the same weight as the Perth Wildcats versus Melbourne United. Adding to Sunday’s Round 18 meeting at RAC Arena are the direct implications for fourth place on the NBL ladder.

Perth are one of the in-form teams in the competition, currently riding a five-game winning streak and remain unbeaten in 2026. The Wildcats are coming off a dominant 106–69 win over Cairns on Thursday night, in a result that highlighted Perth’s depth and defensive intent but Melbourne presents a far more demanding test.

United currently sit fourth on the ladder with the Wildcats one win back in fifth, with an extra game to play. This is the final regular-season meeting between the two sides before finals and the season series is split at one win apiece. The result will shape the back end of the playoff race.

Melbourne have won their past two games and will be looking to make it three straight. Their most recent outing was a 98–66 win over Brisbane at Bendigo Stadium in their final Ignite Cup fixture. Their ability to control tempo and limit scoring has been a feature of that stretch.

Memberships Banner


A familiar storyline sits at the centre of the matchup is Chris Goulding who will play his 500th career NBL game. It will be his 71st appearance against the Wildcats which is more than any opponent he has faced. Long regarded as one of the league’s elite shooters, his presence continues to dictate defensive attention.

Perth brings its own perimeter threat in Elijah Pepper who is in peak form. Pepper erupted for a game-high 25 points against Cairns shooting 7-of-9 from deep and scoring 20 points in a decisive third quarter.

Could we see a Pepper v Goulding shootout on Sunday?

Kristian Doolittle also remains a constant for the Wildcats. He finished with 19 points on 60% shooting and four rebounds against the Taipans on Thursday night. His performances continue to be built on efficiency and physicality.

This matchup rarely hinges on hype. It comes down to execution under pressure and discipline. Sunday shapes as another defining chapter in a rivalry that continues to set the standard in the NBL.

The Perth Wildcats Multicultural Game:

WILDCATS VS UNITED.
Venue: RAC Arena
Date: Sunday, 25 January
Time: 1:30pm AWST
Tickets: HERE

Tags

No items found.
No items found.
Tag
Operator
Value
Jesse Wagstaff re-signs

5 Jul

Jesse Wagstaff re-signs

5102
No items found.
No items found.
Magnay to move on

3 Jul

Magnay to move on

5098
No items found.
No items found.
Thank you, Clint Steindl

3 Jul

Thank you, Clint Steindl

5097
No items found.
No items found.
Mitch Norton re-signs

1 Jul

Mitch Norton re-signs

5089
No items found.
No items found.
Finals Breakout Performers

28 Jun

Finals Breakout Performers

5074
No items found.
No items found.
NBL Free Agency commences

27 Jun

NBL Free Agency commences

5065
No items found.
No items found.
So proud of the boys: Gleeson

25 Jun

So proud of the boys: Gleeson

5056
No items found.
No items found.
Wildcats feel at home in Melbourne

24 Jun

Wildcats feel at home in Melbourne

5049
No items found.
No items found.
It starts with me: Mooney

22 Jun

It starts with me: Mooney

5040
No items found.
No items found.

Support your team with the latest gear

Grab your latest team releases before they're gone.

Get the latest Team Updates

Breaking news & special offers. Direct to your inbox.

Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.
Dark red textured background

2026/27 Memberships Now Available