A mug's guide to the ANZ Championship grand final Adelaide Thunderbirds goal shooter Carla Borrego. Picture: Michael Bradley. ONLY watch one ANZ Championship game a year? Why not make it this Sunday's grand final between the Adelaide Thunderbirds and Queensland Firebirds? Here's everything you'll need to know. Adelaide saluted both times the two sides met this season, though by a collective three goals. Locked at 42-42 at three-quarter time in Round 6, Queensland opened up a three-goal lead with 10 minutes remaining but stuttered as Thunderbirds goal attack Erin Bell nailed three consecutive goals. Two late Carla Borrego goals allowed Adelaide to complete the comeback and edge clear for a one-goal win, 54-53. Seeking revenge in round 14, Queensland was in the box seat when they led by two goals at three-quarter time. But a supreme defensive effort restricted the visitors to just 11 goals in the final quarter and a perfect nine from nine from Borrego was again enough to see the Adelaide home 54-52. 2013 goaling statistics Romelda Aiken (Queensland) 628 goals, 711 attempts - 88.3% Natalie Medhurst (Queensland) 252 goals, 307 attempts - 82.1% Carla Borrego (Adelaide) 450 goals, 510 attempts - 88.2% Erin Bell (Adelaide) 275 goals, 350 attempts - 78.6% Kim Ravaillion will line up for Queensland despite carrying a knee injury. We already knew Firebirds youngster Kim Ravaillion is made of stern stuff, given she debuted for Australia before playing a single game for the state team. But just how gutsy she is we'll find out on Sunday when she takes to the court with a bung knee. The 19-year-old tore cartilage in her left knee when she landed awkwardly in the preliminary final win over Melbourne Vixens, but will strap it up and take to the court in her customary centre position against Adelaide. You might think the Firebirds' gameplan is merely a case of "bomb it to the giant." To a large extent it is, but much of the team's success hinges on the performance of Romelda Aiken's little sidekick, goal attack Natalie Medhurst. Medhurst's goaling return for the season might be miniscule when compared to Aiken - 252 to 628 - but it's the hard yards she does all over the court that make the difference for her side. Medhurst leads Queensland in both goal assists (198) and centre pass receives (269) and is the vital cog in the Firebirds' goal-scoring machine. Adelaide Thunderbirds goal keeper Sharni Layton will get the big job on Romelda Aiken. There isn't much that's glamourous about being a goal keeper in the ANZ Championship. Asked to line up on the game's tall timber week in, week out, the fans rarely remember when their defensive stopper does their job well. But Sharni Layton could hold the key to the Thunderbirds' chances. Athletic, aggressive and with an impressive leap, the former Aussie 21 and under player will be tasked with the worst job in netball - stopping 1.96m Aiken. Is she up to the challenge? Layton's three intercepts and six deflections were the difference the last time the two sides met in Round 14. Good luck getting a ticket to the grand final. The 9000 or so tickets on offer were snapped up in about an hour, earlier this week. The record books make ugly reading if you're a Firebird. The team from up north has won just two of the teams' 12 meetings and has gone down by an average of 8.3 goals when they've made the trip to South Australia. Reckon the Firebirds can hold on this time? TAB has juicy odds of $2.30 on the underdogs, who are a big chance of producing an upset. You can have the Thunderbirds for $1.60. Our best bet: Firebirds +2.5, total score over 103.5 for a return of $3.50.