Washington Mystics vs Atlanta Dream Final Score & Over/Under Result — Sep 27, 2026

Sonia Citron carried Washington on her shoulders with 25 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists, but it wasn't enough to overcome Rhyne Howard's 26-point night and Atlanta's balanced attack. The Dream's depth proved decisive: alongside Howard, Allisha Gray added 22 points and Angel Reese chipped in 13 points with 12 rebounds, allowing the home side to pull away late despite a competitive first half. DAGGER leaned over 164.5 at the open, and the call cashed decisively when the final combined score landed at 169.

The opening quarter set an aggressive pace, with the teams combining for 47 points before Atlanta took a 21–26 deficit. Washington controlled early, but the Dream steadied in the second, where combined scoring dropped sharply to just 30 points as both offenses tightened. At halftime, the first-half total stood at 77 combined—well below where the game would finish. The second half exploded. Atlanta's third quarter (29 points) and a devastating fourth-quarter barrage (51 combined points, the game's highest-scoring frame) overwhelmed the Mystics' defense. Shakira Austin's 12 points and 16 rebounds kept Washington competitive on the glass, and Kiki Iriafen's 15 points and 14 boards provided resistance, but Atlanta's offensive surge proved too much to overcome in a 92–77 final.