Where to watch Dallas Wings vs Chicago Sky game? TV details, streaming options and more (September 8)

The Dallas Wings and Chicago Sky lock horns in Sunday's blockbuster slate at Wintrust Arena. The Wings and the Sky will meet for the fourth and final time this WNBA season. They split the results by opening their respective campaigns against each other in a back-to-back set. The Wings won the opener 87-79, while the Sky avenged that loss in the second game by an 83-72 margin.

Their most recent meeting was on June 20, which the Sky won 83-72. Dallas' season is likely over with a 9-25 record entering this contest. Meanwhile, Chicago is still in contention for the final playoff spot and is in a must-win situation.

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Where to watch Dallas Wings vs. Chicago Sky?

The Wings-Sky game will not be on TV nationally. However, local networks, The U and Bally Sports Southwest Extra will cover the contest in Chicago and Dallas, respectively. WNBA League Pass is the only streaming option available for fans. The game begins at 6 p.m. ET on Sunday. The Wings are -4.5-point favorites to win this clash, per FanDuel.

Chennedy Carter from the Sky and Dallas' Satou Sabally, Arike Ogunbuwale and Natasha Howard will be the players to watch out for.

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Dallas Wings vs. Chicago Sky Preview

Neither team has had a great run in their past few games. The Dallas Wings are on a three-game skid, while the Chicago Sky are coming off a 92-78 win over the LA Sparks, but had recorded a seven-game losing streak before that.

They face a big blow ahead of Sunday's matchup, with star rookie Angel Reese out for the rest of the season with a wrist injury. She suffered the injury against the Sparks on Friday. She went down late in the fourth quarter after a collision with Christian Dangerfield on an offensive rebound attempt.

The Sky had just gotten healthier after missing Chennedy Carter for multiple games, struggling offensively. With Reese out, their issues could be prominent on the glass and the defensive end.

Meanwhile, the Wings have looked solid with their core back. However, the last three games haven't gone their way with close losses. The previous two defeats, in particular, were disappointing, as they came against teams like the Washington Mystics (90-86) and the Atlanta Dream (107-96 OT). The Wings seemingly had enough to get those wins.

Nevertheless, entering Sunday's game as the favorites, they will hope to snap their losing streak against the struggling Sky.