The WNBA returns this season featuring a new collective bargaining agreement and players earning million-dollar contracts. The Las Vegas Aces, led by reigning MVP A’ja Wilson, aim to defend their championship title, but they face strong competition from teams like the Atlanta Dream, New York Liberty, and Indiana Fever. The Fever, who missed their key player Caitlin Clark for much of last year, are now fully healthy. The Liberty, however, have already dealt with injury setbacks, as Sabrina Ionescu suffered an ankle injury during a preseason game against the Connecticut Sun.
One of the biggest moves of the offseason was made by the Atlanta Dream, who acquired Angel Reese from the Chicago Sky to strengthen a roster that won 30 games last year.
Below is the complete WNBA schedule for September 20, along with viewing options for all the games. You can also explore the sortable basketball schedule to filter by team or conference.
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WNBA Schedule for Today
Times are Eastern and accurate as of Sunday, Sept. 20, 2026, 4:42 a.m.
Watch all WNBA action this season via Fubo.
WNBA Scores and Results
Check out the latest scores and outcomes from all scheduled games above.
For scores from September 19, see the updates here.
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Fan Take: This season’s developments and player movements highlight how the WNBA continues to grow in competitiveness and visibility, fueled by top-tier talent and record-breaking contracts. For fans, this means more thrilling games and a stronger platform for women’s sports to shine on a national stage.
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