Melbourne United's unlikely push for an NBL semi-final berth moved one step closer to reality following a controversial 101-91 victory over the Brisbane Bullets to win their fourth game in a row and inch closer to the top six.
Languishing in ninth spot midway through the season, United claimed their eighth scalp in their past 10 contests after closing out the Bullets at Nissan Arena on Saturday to maintain seventh spot on the ladder behind cross-town rivals South East Melbourne.
