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Atlanta beats Golden State 80 to 69 to force WNBA Finals Game Seven

, By Tito Baron Media News Desk

Atlanta News First reports that the Dream won Game Six at State Farm Arena. The deciding game is scheduled for Saturday in San Francisco.

Exterior of Chase Center in San Francisco, photographed in August 2025. Venue background photograph, not a photograph of the 2026 Finals.
Exterior of Chase Center in San Francisco, photographed in August 2025. Venue background photograph, not a photograph of the 2026 Finals. Image credit, Sarah Stierch, Missvain, CC0. Image source, Reuse terms.

The Atlanta Dream defeated the Golden State Valkyries 80 to 69 on Thursday at State Farm Arena, forcing a deciding seventh game in the WNBA Finals, according to Atlanta News First. The result erases Golden State’s 3 to 2 series lead and leaves the championship unresolved.

Atlanta News First reports that Allisha Gray scored 23 points, Rhyne Howard added 21 and Angel Reese finished with 15 points and 14 rebounds. Its report places Game Seven at Chase Center in San Francisco on Saturday at 8 p.m. Eastern time. Readers should check the organiser’s current schedule for broadcast and access details.

The league’s official Game Five recap confirms that Golden State had moved ahead in the series with a 64 to 55 victory on Monday. Thursday’s completed result supersedes this article’s earlier Game Five account. The archive arena photograph provides basketball context and does not depict Game Six or a championship celebration.

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