- Matchup: Golden State Valkyries vs Atlanta Dream
- Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026
- Venue: State Farm Arena, Atlanta, GA
- Broadcast: NBC
- Betting Odds/Spread: Golden State (+5.0)
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The Golden State Valkyries (32-12) will face off against the Atlanta Dream (30-14) on Saturday in Game 4 of the WNBA Finals at State Farm Arena. With Atlanta ahead 2-1 in the series, the Dream are established as 5-point favorites for this matchup, and the over/under is set at 154.5.
In Game 3, the Valkyries suffered a defeat, finishing at 97-71. Golden State recorded a shooting percentage of 34.8% (24 out of 69) and successfully made 12 of their 30 three-point attempts. From the free-throw line, they converted 11 of 17 attempts, achieving a 64.7% success rate. The team secured a total of 32 rebounds, with 6 being offensive. They also tallied 10 assists, managed to force 14 turnovers from the opposition, and captured 8 steals. Defensively, Golden State allowed Atlanta to shoot 49.3%, with the Dream converting 34 of 69 attempts. Atlanta contributed with 8 assists and registered 14 steals, while collecting 36 rebounds (8 offensive and 28 defensive) and blocking 4 shots. The Dream finished the game with a free-throw percentage of 69.0%, sinking 20 out of 29 shots, and made 9 out of 22 attempts from beyond the arc.
Gabby Williams was a noteworthy player in this game, scoring 15 points on 5 for 18 shooting while logging 34 minutes on the court. She also recorded 2 rebounds and 8 assists during the match.
Golden State enters this game with a season record of 32-12. Averaging 82.2 points per game ranks them 14th in the league, with a field-goal percentage of 42.2%. The Valkyries are shooting 34.4% from beyond the arc (459 of 1,335) and maintaining a free-throw percentage of 77.4%. The team averages 33.3 rebounds per game and has accumulated 851 assists this season, placing them 13th in assists in the league. They turn the ball over an average of 10.4 times per game and commit approximately 19.2 fouls per game. Defensively, the Valkyries force 13.7 turnovers per contest and commit 18.9 personal fouls. They allow opponents a field-goal percentage of 41.4% (1,146 of 2,769) and average 32.7 rebounds surrendered per game, ranking them first in the WNBA for fewest assists allowed (802) this season. Their defense allows just 32.6% from three-point range while giving up an average of 75.1 points per game, the best in the league.
In Game 3, the Dream recorded 28 defensive rebounds and 8 offensive rebounds, totaling 36. They turned the ball over 14 times, resulting in 14 steals for the matchup. The Valkyries committed 23 fouls, sending the Dream to the free-throw line 29 times, where they converted 20 attempts for a 69.0% success rate. Atlanta shot 9 of 22 from three-point distance (40.9%). Overall, the Dream shot 34 of 69 from the field, achieving a shooting percentage of 49.3%. Golden State shot 24 of 69, finishing at 34.8%, while also making 12 of 30 three-pointers (40.0%) and achieving 11 of 17 from the charity stripe (64.7%). In terms of rebounding, Atlanta allowed the Valkyries to secure 32 total rebounds, with 6 coming offensively.
Angel Reese played a pivotal role for the Dream, shooting 58.3% (7 of 12) and grabbing 12 rebounds. She accumulated 21 points during her 34 minutes on the court and tallied 3 assists for the game.
Atlanta’s current record stands at 30-14 for the season. The Dream average 19.6 fouls per game and boast a free-throw percentage of 78.6%. They average 21.5 assists per game (6th in the league) while turning the ball over 12.6 times each contest. Atlanta has racked up 4,019 points this season, averaging 91.3 points per game, and they collect 35.6 rebounds each game. Offensively, the Dream rank 11th in the league with a field-goal percentage of 44.2%. On defense, they rank 4th in points allowed per game (84.5) and allow an average of 19.2 assists and 31.0 rebounds per game, placing them 3rd and 2nd in the league, respectively. Their defensive unit allows opponents 34.8% shooting from distance (355 of 1,019) and gives up a free-throw shooting rate of 76.9%. They force 15.4 turnovers each game while allowing opponents a 46.9% shooting percentage (13th in the league).
Will Golden State cover the spread in tonight’s WNBA game?
Prediction: Choose Golden State (+5.0)
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