The WNBA returns this season featuring a new collective bargaining agreement and players earning million-dollar contracts. The defending champions, the Las Vegas Aces, will aim to repeat their success with reigning MVP A’ja Wilson at the forefront. Several other strong teams, including the Atlanta Dream, New York Liberty, and Indiana Fever, are eager to challenge them. The Fever enter the season healthy after missing star Caitlin Clark for much of last year, while the Liberty, despite struggling with injuries last season, face an early setback as Sabrina Ionescu is sidelined due to an ankle injury sustained in a preseason game against the Connecticut Sun.
The Atlanta Dream made a major offseason move by acquiring Angel Reese from the Chicago Sky, adding firepower to a roster that notched 30 wins last season.
Below is the complete WNBA schedule for September 27, along with details on how to watch all the games. You can also view a customizable basketball schedule sorted by team or conference.
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WNBA Schedule Today
All times Eastern, current as of Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026, at 4:40 a.m.
- Indiana Fever at Las Vegas Aces, 4 p.m., ABC
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WNBA Scores and Results
Check out scores and game outcomes for all matchups listed above.
See scores and highlights from the September 26 games.
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Fan Take: This new season brings renewed excitement with greater financial recognition for players and competitive parity among teams. For WNBA fans, the evolving landscape promises thrilling matchups and growing visibility that could boost the league’s profile and inspire the next generation of athletes.
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