The Lynx continue to avenge last year's WNBA Finals defeat and now are two victories away from matching the franchise single-season wins record they set in 2024.

Minnesota Lynx will try to keep its four-game road win streak alive when the Lynx take on New York Liberty. The Liberty have gone 13-4 at home. New York is fourth in the Eastern Conference with 35.5 points per game in the paint led by Breanna Stewart averaging 10.

It marked the third meeting between the two teams in the past 18 days. The Lynx — who own the WNBA’s best record at 28-5 — won the first meeting 100-93 on July 30 at Target Center and the second 83-71 last Sunday in New York. Round four comes Tuesday at Barclays Center.

The Liberty and Lynx played another classic. Unfortunately for New York, Minnesota proved to be a bit too much.

Minnesota Lynx guard Courtney Williams turned heads on a recent livestream after taking shots at the New York Liberty, just days before the two teams are set to

But the travel-weary and shorthanded Liberty’s 86-80 loss to the Lynx on Saturday was a frustrating end to the best game New York has played since Breanna Stewart went down with an injury July 26.

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