Watch Gemini Arabians take on Leo Lions in the final of the Masters Champions T20, live on Sky Sports digital platforms. Arabians have won each of their six games in the tournament, with Kumar Sangakkara scoring fifties in five of them and fellow Sri Lankan Muttiah Muralitharan picking up an event-leading 14 wickets with his spin.Leo Lions may need Brian Lara, whose top score in the competition so far is just 11, to fire in Dubai if they are to stop an Arabians side also featuring the hard-hitting Virender Sehwag and former England seamer Graham Onions.Watch the Masters Champions T20 Final live in the video above from 3.30pm.MASTERS T20 FIXTURESFINALS PHASE:Saturday 13 FebruaryGemini Arabians v Leo Lions, Dubai, 3.30pmThursday 11 FebruarySemi-final #1 - Gemini Arabians beat Sagittarius Strikers by 10 runsFriday 12 FebruarySemi-final #2 - Leo Lions beat Virgo Super Kings by 17 runsLEAGUE PHASE:Thursday 28 JanuaryLibra Legends lost to Gemini Arabians by 78 runsFriday 29 JanuaryCapricorn Commanders lost to Leo Lions by 26 runsVirgo Super Kings lost to Sagittarius Strikers by 26 runsSaturday 30 JanuaryGemini Arabians beat Leo Lions by eight wicketsSagittarius Strikers lost to Capricorn Commanders by three runsWednesday 3 FebruaryLibra Legends lost to Virgo Super Kings by five runsGemini Arabians beat Capricorn Commanders by 10 runsThursday 4 FebruaryLibra Legends lost to Sagittarius Strikers by 63 runsLeo Lions lost to Virgo Super Kings by four wicketsFriday 5 FebruarySagittarius Strikers lost to Gemini Arabians by 12 runsCapricorn Commanders lost to Libra Legends by eight wicketsSaturday 6 FebruaryGemini Arabians beat Virgo Super Kings by 22 runsLeo Lions beat Sagittarius Strikers by five wicketsSunday 7 FebruaryVirgo Super Kings beat Capricorn Commanders by 12 runsLibra Legends lost to Leo Lions by 11 runsUK and ROI residents can watch live streams from the Masters Champions League on Sky Sports digital platforms where you can also keep up-to-date with all the latest news throughout the tournament. 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COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Senior striker Sophie Groff converted a penalty kick in the 74th minute to lift No. 1 seed South Carolina womens soccer to a 1-0 win over 20th-ranked Colorado in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Thursday night at Stone Stadium. The victory gave the No. 3 ranked Gamecocks (20-1-1) their most wins in a season ever and advanced them to the NCAA Tournament third round for the third time in school history. Colorado ends its 2016 campaign at 15-6-1 following the loss.Groffs game-winner came after she was taken down in the box trying to collect a cross from senior forward Daija Griffin from the right side. Colorado goalkeeper Jalen Tompkins charged into Groff and knocked her down to set up the ensuing attempt from 12 yards out. Groff, who opened the NCAA Tournament with a multi-goal match last Friday, saw Tompkins dive right and calmly slipped the ball into the left side of the net. The goal marked her second successful penalty kick of the season.Carolina, which put six shots on frame Thursday, nearly opened the scoring on two separate occasions in the first half. In the 17th minute, senior midfielder Chelsea Drennans corner kick located senior center back Paige Bendell deep inside the box. Bendell drilled a header towards net that deflected off Groff before being cleared off the line by a Colorado defender. The Gamecocks almost broke through in the 35th minute when Griffin rifled a shot from the left side of the box that was knocked away by Tompkins. The deflection created a dangerous loose ball, and Tompkins was able to punch it away again before a charging Groff could tap it in.The Gamecocks bid for a goal fell just shot again in the 50th minute when junior forward Savannah McCaskill raced to the ball and sent a diving cross into the box. Her delivery found Drennan, who one-timed a shot that missed just left. Less than 10 minutes after Groffs goal, McCaskill nearly doubled the advantage after sending a header wide left following a Carolina corner kick.Colorados best chance of the night came in the 55th minute when Buffalo forward Emily Bruder evaded the defensee and found herself one-on-one with Gamecock goalkeeper Mikayla Krzeczowski.dddddddddddd Krzeczowski charged off her line and used her leg to turn the shot away before Carolina center back Kaleigh Kurtz cleared the danger.The Gamecocks finished the match with a 15-9 shot advantage and attempted five corner kicks. Colorado put five attempts on target and totaled four corner kicks throughout the contest. Krzeczowski tallied five saves to earn her 10th shutout of the year and improve to 17-1-1 in 2016.QUOTABLEIm so proud of this team and what theyve done all year. I keep saying, you dont really understand what youve done until you can reflect upon it. Were all so focused on the run and meeting our own expectations of doing well. This team has shown all year (that) they find a way to win and they can play against the best. - South Carolina womens soccer coach Shelley SmithGAMECHANGERSenior forward Sophie Groff clinched the victory for the Gamecocks with her penalty kick in the 74th minute. The tally was the 10th career game-winning goal for the Grapevine, Texas, native.KEY STATThe Gamecocks limited the Buffaloes to just two shots on goal in the second half. Only four Colorado players registered a shot on the night.NOTABLESouth Carolina has reached the Round of 16 in the NCAA Tournament in two of the last three years. Senior striker Sophie Groffs nine career points (4G, 1A) in NCAA Tournament play are the most by a Gamecock ever. The Gamecocks are 4-of-5 on penalty attempts this season. Groff and senior midfielder Chelsea Drennan have both made two penalty shots on the year. South Carolinas 13 shutouts this fall are two shy of the programs single-season record. The Gamecocks have allowed just three goals at home in 2016. UP NEXTSouth Carolina faces No. 4 seed BYU in NCAA Tournament third round action Saturday at Stone Stadium. The fourth-ranked Cougars downed 25th-ranked Oklahoma 2-1 in Columbia earlier T