There’s just one win standing between the New York Liberty and their first WNBA title in franchise history.
After dropping Game 1 to the Minnesota Lynx, the Liberty rallied to even the series in Game 2 and took Game 3 thanks to an exciting finish. After the Lynx had tied things up at 77 apiece with 16 seconds left on the clock, star point guard Sabrina Ionescu made a game-winning three-pointer from just in front of the logo with three seconds on the clock.
Now, with two wins, all they need is one more to bring the WNBA Championship trophy home to New York.
New York sports history is on the line tonight; here’s how to tune into the game for free.
The Liberty vs. Lynx game tips off at 8:00 p.m. ET.
Liberty vs. Lynx is airing on ESPN, so if you have cable, all you’ll have to do at 8:00 p.m. ET is flip the channel over to ESPN.
If you’re not a cable subscriber, you’ll have to use a live TV streaming service to watch the Fever game today. One of our favorite services to use is DIRECTV Stream, which comes with a five-day free trial before $86.98/month payments begin. ESPN is included in DIRECTV Stream’s base plan.
While Sling TV doesn’t offer any free days, you’ll save a bunch on a whole month of streaming, rather than just five days free. Sling TV Orange includes ESPN, and right now, you can get your first month for 50% off. Instead of $40, you’ll pay $20.00.
Game 4 of the WNBA Finals between the Liberty and the Lynx will be played at Target Center in Minneapolis, MN.
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