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The next WNBA match is Minnesota Lynx W vs New York Liberty W on Sunday, September 27, 2026 at 18:00 UTC. The countdown beside each fixture below runs in your own local time.

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Minnesota Lynx W
vs
New York Liberty W
Who wins?
Target Center
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Las Vegas Aces W
vs
Indiana Fever W
Who wins?
Michelob ULTRA Arena
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Atlanta Dream W
vs
Washington Mystics W
Who wins?
State Farm Arena
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Golden State Valkyries W
vs
Dallas Wings W
Who wins?
Chase Center
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Indiana Fever W
vs
Las Vegas Aces W
Who wins?
Gainbridge Fieldhouse
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New York Liberty W
vs
Minnesota Lynx W
Who wins?
Barclays Center
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Washington Mystics W
vs
Atlanta Dream W
Who wins?
CareFirst Arena
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Dallas Wings W
vs
Golden State Valkyries W
Who wins?
College Park Center
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Las Vegas Aces W
vs
Indiana Fever W
Who wins?
Michelob ULTRA Arena
Awaiting confirmation
BasketballWNBA
Minnesota Lynx W
vs
New York Liberty W
Who wins?
Target Center
Awaiting confirmation
BasketballWNBA
Golden State Valkyries W
vs
Dallas Wings W
Who wins?
Chase Center
Awaiting confirmation
BasketballWNBA
Atlanta Dream W
vs
Washington Mystics W
Who wins?
State Farm Arena
Awaiting confirmation

When is the next WNBA match?

The next WNBA match is Minnesota Lynx W vs New York Liberty W on Sunday, September 27, 2026 at 18:00 UTC. The countdown beside each fixture below runs in your own local time.

About the WNBA

The WNBA is the top professional women's basketball league in the United States, playing continuously since 1997. Unlike most major American leagues, it is a summer competition: the regular season typically tips off in May and runs through early September, followed by a multi-round playoff that crowns the champion at the WNBA Finals in the fall. Games are played in four 10-minute quarters, so with stoppages, timeouts, and halftime, a single matchup usually fits comfortably inside a two-hour window.

Most games tip off in the evening by US clocks, typically between 7 and 10 PM Eastern on weekdays, while weekend games often move to the afternoon. The league also pauses in midsummer for its All-Star festivities, and in Olympic years that break stretches longer. Because teams are spread across several time zones, and because those American evening starts land late at night for viewers in Europe and beyond, a countdown that converts every tip-off to your local time is the simplest way to plan your viewing week.