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Both the Las Vegas Aces and Dallas Wings are seeking back-to-back wins after ending a horrid run of form when they clash at College Park Center on Monday night. This will be the third meeting between Dallas and Las Vegas this season, with the latter winning the previous two matchups. Tonight's game will be broadcast on NBA TV as well as other networks.
Neither team is in particularly good form at the moment. Both are capable of beating anyone on their day, but they can also have the most disappointing of results when it isn't their day.
On the back of the Aces’ impressive buzzer-beating win over the Chicago Sky on the bounce, coach Becky Hammon’s women will be seeking to send a further message to the rest of the league that they're still the team to beat.
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However, for the hosts, having seen their hopes of playoffs fade, Sunday's stunning 113-110 comeback win over the Los Angeles Sparks has given coach Latricia Trammell’s team a glimmer of hope in otherwise gloomy environs.
In that game, the Wings were losing by 19 points in the fourth quarter but came back to win. They scored 40 points in that quarter, their best ever, and were just one point short of breaking the team record for most points in one quarter.
When and where is Las Vegas Aces vs. Dallas Wings?
The Aces vs. Wings matchup will take place at College Park Center, located at the University of Texas at Arlington, which has a capacity of nearly 7,000 fans. The game will tip-off at 8 p.m. ET.
Where to watch Las Vegas Aces vs. Dallas Wings?
Tonight's WNBA showdown between the two Western Conference teams will be shown live on NBA TV and Bally Sports Southwest Extra, with coverage getting underway at 7 p.m. ET.
Las Vegas Aces vs. Dallas Wings streaming details
The game will also be available to stream on the Fubo app and Prime Video. Additionally, subscribers can watch it through WNBA League Pass, offered at $12.99 per month or $34.99 per year.
Las Vegas Aces vs. Dallas Wings: Head-to-head
In what will be the 80th meeting between the two teams, the Aces edge the head-to-head contest 43-35. The last time they met, it was the Aces who ran out with a 104-85 victory last month, which may leave the hosts keen to avenge their loss earlier this term.
