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Valkyries Defeat Dream in WNBA Showdown

Atlanta Dream
Atlanta Dream30-14
55
Golden State Valkyries
Golden State Valkyries32-12
64

Monday, October 26, 2026, 8:00 PM ET · Chase Center

Golden State Valkyries 64, Atlanta Dream 55, final. Our WNBA picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Quick answers

Who won Atlanta Dream vs Golden State Valkyries?

Golden State Valkyries beat Atlanta Dream 64-55 at Chase Center on October 26, 2026.

Who was favored in Atlanta Dream vs Golden State Valkyries?

Atlanta Dream were the favorite at DraftKings, moneyline -115 (about 53% implied). The underdog won.

In a tightly contested matchup, the Golden State Valkyries secured a 64-55 victory over the Atlanta Dream at the Chase Center on October 27, 2026. This win marked the Valkyries' dominance in the series, as they completed a clean sweep against the Dream, winning all three meetings this season. The Valkyries now hold a 3-0 series record against Atlanta, further solidifying their position in the league.

Both teams entered the game with impressive records, the Valkyries boasting a 32-12 mark while the Dream were at 30-14. The Valkyries had shown strong form at home, with a recent record of 7-3 in their last ten games, averaging 79.3 points scored while allowing 78.1. Their last five games indicated a slight dip in scoring, averaging 71.6 points but still managing to secure a 3-2 record. Conversely, the Dream had been on a solid run, with an 8-2 record in their last ten outings, averaging 84.8 points while conceding 75.1. However, they were coming off a loss in their previous game against the Valkyries, which may have affected their morale heading into this matchup.

The Valkyries' home record stood at 5-1, showcasing their strength at the Chase Center, while the Dream had a balanced away record of 4-1. The teams had met recently, with the Valkyries winning the last encounter 67-62 just days before this game, which added to the anticipation surrounding this matchup.

In terms of injuries, the Valkyries were without Iliana Rupert, who was out for non-injury related reasons. The Dream faced a more challenging situation, missing Matilde Villa due to a coach's decision and Brionna Jones, who was out with a leg injury. The absence of these players could have impacted Atlanta's performance and depth in this crucial game.

The betting market reflected a close contest, with DraftKings listing the Dream as 1.5-point favorites, indicating a competitive matchup. The total points line was set at 150.5, suggesting expectations of a moderately high-scoring game.

Conditions for the game were favorable, with both teams ready to showcase their skills on the court. As the game unfolded, the Valkyries took control, leading 60-46 at one point in the fourth quarter. The Dream attempted to mount a comeback, highlighted by a three-pointer from Jordin Canada and a free throw from Tiffany Hayes, but it was not enough to close the gap.

The Valkyries' defense proved pivotal, limiting the Dream's scoring opportunities and maintaining their lead throughout the game. Key plays included free throws from Gabby Williams and a late three-pointer from Rhyne Howard, which underscored the Valkyries' ability to capitalize on crucial moments.

In the end, the Valkyries' strong performance at home and their ability to execute under pressure were decisive factors in their victory. This game not only showcased the Valkyries' prowess but also highlighted the challenges the Dream faced, particularly in overcoming their injury setbacks. As the season progresses, the Valkyries will look to build on this momentum, while the Dream will need to regroup and address their recent struggles.

What we said beforehand

The upcoming WNBA matchup between the Golden State Valkyries and the Atlanta Dream on October 27, 2026, promises to be a compelling encounter, particularly as the Valkyries have dominated the series, winning all three previous meetings this season. The game will take place at the Chase Center, where the Valkyries boast a strong home record of 32-12, while the Dream come in with a solid away record of 30-14.

In their last five games, the Golden State Valkyries have a record of 3-2. They recently faced the Atlanta Dream multiple times, winning two of those encounters. Their most recent game resulted in a narrow victory against the Dream, ending 67-62 on October 24, 2026. Throughout their last five games, the Valkyries have averaged 71.6 points scored per game while allowing 75.8 points. Notably, they have displayed resilience at home, with a home record of 5-1 in their last six games.

The Atlanta Dream, on the other hand, have had a mixed bag of results in their last five games, also posting a record of 3-2. Their recent performance included a win against the Valkyries on October 20, 2026, where they triumphed 79-65. However, their latest outing against the Valkyries saw them fall short, and they will be looking to bounce back. The Dream have averaged 77.4 points scored and allowed 70.8 points in their last five games, showcasing their offensive capabilities.

When considering home versus away performance, the Valkyries have a home record of 5-1 in their last six games, while the Dream have been equally strong on the road, also holding a 4-1 record in their last five away games. This sets the stage for an intriguing contest as both teams have shown they can perform well in different environments.

In terms of injuries, the Valkyries will be without Iliana Rupert, who is out for non-injury-related reasons. The Dream will miss Matilde Villa due to a coach's decision and Brionna Jones, who is out due to a leg injury. The absence of these players could impact the dynamics of both teams, particularly for the Dream, who will need to adjust their strategy without key contributors.

The betting market, as provided by DraftKings, has the Golden State Valkyries favored by 1.5 points, with a total set at 150.5. The moneyline odds for the Valkyries are -118, while the Dream are listed at -102. This indicates a closely contested matchup, reflecting the competitive nature of both teams.

As the game approaches, viewers should keep an eye on the performance of key players. For the Valkyries, Gabby Williams leads in scoring with an average of 14.4 points per game, while Veronica Burton contributes significantly with an average of 5.7 assists. Kiah Stokes is notable on the boards, averaging 5.8 rebounds per game. For the Dream, Allisha Gray is the standout scorer, averaging 19.0 points, and Jordin Canada leads in assists with 7.3 per game. Angel Reese has been a force on the glass, averaging 12.1 rebounds.

With both teams eager to secure a victory and the stakes high, this matchup is set to deliver excitement and intensity, making it a must-watch for WNBA fans.

Odds

BookSpreadTotalMoneyline
DraftKingsATL -1.5 150.5 o -110 / u -110 Atlanta Dream -115 · Golden State Valkyries -105

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Injury report

  • Iliana RupertOutNot Injury RelatedGolden State Valkyries
  • Matilde VillaOutCoach's DecisionAtlanta Dream
  • Brionna JonesOutLegAtlanta Dream

Leaders

  • PointsVeronica Burton13Golden State Valkyries
  • AssistsKaila Charles4Golden State Valkyries
  • ReboundsVeronica Burton8Golden State Valkyries
  • PointsRhyne Howard20Atlanta Dream
  • AssistsJordin Canada5Atlanta Dream
  • ReboundsAngel Reese15Atlanta Dream

Recent form

Golden State Valkyries

Last 10: 7-3Streak W179.3 scored · 78.1 allowed per game5-1 at home

  • W67-62at Atlanta DreamOct 24
  • L71-97at Atlanta DreamOct 22
  • L65-79vs Atlanta DreamOct 20
  • W68-64vs Atlanta DreamOct 17
  • W87-77at Las Vegas AcesOct 10
  • W83-81vs Las Vegas AcesOct 8
  • W71-60vs Las Vegas AcesOct 4
  • W77-73vs Dallas WingsOct 3
  • L100-108at Dallas WingsOct 1
  • W104-80vs Dallas WingsSep 28

Atlanta Dream

Last 10: 8-2Streak L184.8 scored · 75.1 allowed per game4-1 away

  • L62-67vs Golden State ValkyriesOct 24
  • W97-71vs Golden State ValkyriesOct 22
  • W79-65at Golden State ValkyriesOct 20
  • L64-68at Golden State ValkyriesOct 17
  • W85-83at New York LibertyOct 9
  • W101-98vs New York LibertyOct 7
  • W92-82vs New York LibertyOct 4
  • W93-75at Washington MysticsSep 30
  • W92-77vs Washington MysticsSep 27
  • W83-65at New York LibertySep 24

Standings

TeamGames behindLostStreakWin %Won
Atlanta-14W5.68230
Washington216W4.63628
Indiana216L1.63628
New York418L2.59126
Chicago1428L1.36416
Toronto1933L8.25011
Connecticut1933W1.25011
Minnesota-11W1.75033
Golden State112W1.72732
Las Vegas213W7.70531
Dallas617W1.61427
Portland1627W1.38617
Los Angeles1728L2.36416
Phoenix1728L1.36416
Seattle2536L5.1828

Box score

StatAtlanta DreamGolden State Valkyries
Field goals19-6524-61
Field goal %2939
Three-pointers6-266-24
Three-point %2325
Free throws11-1410-13
Free throw %7977
Rebounds4433
Offensive rebounds125
Defensive rebounds3228
Assists1214
Steals49
Blocks39
Turnovers157
Team turnovers22
Technical fouls00
Technical fouls, total00
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers216
Fast-break points22
Points in the paint1826
Fouls1714
Largest lead116
Lead changes22
Time in front291

How the scoring went

  1. 3rd Quarter24-25Jordin Canada makes driving layup (Rhyne Howard assists)
  2. 3rd Quarter24-27Kaila Charles makes 15-foot step back jumpshot
  3. 3rd Quarter24-30Kiah Stokes makes 23-foot three point jumper (Tiffany Hayes assists)
  4. 3rd Quarter24-32Tiffany Hayes makes driving layup
  5. 3rd Quarter26-32Rhyne Howard makes 16-foot pullup jump shot (Jordin Canada assists)
  6. 3rd Quarter26-34Tiffany Hayes makes 11-foot pullup jump shot
  7. 3rd Quarter28-34Allisha Gray makes 14-foot pullup jump shot (Angel Reese assists)
  8. 3rd Quarter30-34Rhyne Howard makes 20-foot pullup jump shot
  9. 3rd Quarter31-34Allisha Gray makes free throw 1 of 1
  10. 3rd Quarter31-36Cecilia Zandalasini makes running layup (Kaila Charles assists)
  11. 3rd Quarter32-36Angel Reese makes free throw 1 of 2
  12. 3rd Quarter33-36Angel Reese makes free throw 2 of 2
  13. 3rd Quarter33-38Gabby Williams makes 7-foot two point shot (Kaila Charles assists)
  14. 3rd Quarter36-38Rhyne Howard makes 24-foot three point step back jumpshot (Angel Reese assists)
  15. 3rd Quarter36-41Kiah Stokes makes 26-foot three point jumper (Gabby Williams assists)
  16. 3rd Quarter37-41Rhyne Howard makes free throw 1 of 2
  17. 3rd Quarter38-41Rhyne Howard makes free throw 2 of 2
  18. 3rd Quarter38-42Cecilia Zandalasini makes free throw 2 of 2
  19. 3rd Quarter38-44Cecilia Zandalasini makes 15-foot turnaround jump shot (Veronica Burton assists)
  20. 3rd Quarter40-44Rhyne Howard makes 13-foot step back jumpshot
  21. 3rd Quarter40-46Veronica Burton makes 10-foot driving floating jump shot
  22. 4th Quarter42-46Jordin Canada makes driving layup
  23. 4th Quarter42-48Gabby Williams makes driving layup
  24. 4th Quarter42-49Gabby Williams makes free throw 1 of 1
  25. 4th Quarter42-52Kiah Stokes makes 23-foot three point jumper (Cecilia Zandalasini assists)
  26. 4th Quarter44-52Allisha Gray makes 12-foot turnaround jump shot (Angel Reese assists)
  27. 4th Quarter44-54Veronica Burton makes 10-foot turnaround jump shot
  28. 4th Quarter44-56Cecilia Zandalasini makes 11-foot turnaround jump shot
  29. 4th Quarter45-56Isobel Borlase makes free throw 1 of 2
  30. 4th Quarter46-56Isobel Borlase makes free throw 2 of 2
  31. 4th Quarter46-58Tiffany Hayes makes two point shot (Cecilia Zandalasini assists)
  32. 4th Quarter46-59Tiffany Hayes makes free throw 1 of 2
  33. 4th Quarter46-60Tiffany Hayes makes free throw 2 of 2
  34. 4th Quarter46-61Tiffany Hayes makes free throw 1 of 2
  35. 4th Quarter46-62Tiffany Hayes makes free throw 2 of 2
  36. 4th Quarter49-62Jordin Canada makes 25-foot three pointer (Angel Reese assists)
  37. 4th Quarter52-62Rhyne Howard makes 25-foot three pointer
  38. 4th Quarter52-63Gabby Williams makes free throw 1 of 2
  39. 4th Quarter52-64Gabby Williams makes free throw 2 of 2
  40. 4th Quarter55-64Jordin Canada makes 25-foot three point jumper (Rhyne Howard assists)

Win probability

Above the line favours Golden State Valkyries, below favours Atlanta Dream.

Venue

  • Chase CenterSan Francisco, CA
  • Attendance18064
  • OfficialsAmy Bonner, Tiara Cruse, Randy Richardson, Angel Kent

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