It’s time for Las Vegas Aces vs Dallas Wings! And what contrasting seasons these two teams are having. The Aces have shown consistent performance so far and have a decent record of 12-13. On the other hand, the Wings are having an abysmal season, sitting in the second-last spot with a 7-18 record. However, both teams are fresh off a loss right now and looking to secure a victory.

The last time these two teams squared off, the Aces managed to clinch a close 90-86 win over the Wings. A’ja Wilson scored a season-high 37 points in that game, beating the 20 points of Paige Bueckers. The importance of this game is higher for Wings than for Aces. They are in a dire situation, and this revenge game against the Aces can be the perfect stepping stone for an upward march in the leaderboard.

Las Vegas Aces vs Dallas Wings: Where to watch

Date: Sunday, July 27, 2025

Time: 03:00 PM EST/ 12:00 PM PST

Venue: College Park Center, Arlington, TX

For the folks wishing to watch it from the comfort of their homes, they have a variety of options. The game is available on the cable services of KFAA and Vegas 34. For viewers opting for streaming services, they can join in on the action using the WNBA League Pass, Amazon Prime US, Fubo, SlingTV, and YouTube TV.

Las Vegas Aces vs Dallas Wings Injury Report

The roster of the Dallas Wings is suffering more from injuries than the Las Vegas Aces. While the Aces are expected to field the same lineup, Wings’ lineup can see some changes on game day.

Las Vegas Aces

• Cheyenne Parker-Tyus: Out (Not Injury Related, Maternity Leave)

Parker-Tyus is currently out on maternity leave following the birth of her second child. However, the Aces forward still plans to play for the team if they qualify for the playoffs.

Dallas Wings

• Maddy Siegrist: Out (Injury)
• Tyasha Harris: OFS (Out Full Season)
• Myisha Hines-Allen: GTD (Game Time Decision)
• Paige Bueckers: OUT (Knee)

Harris is missing the rest of the 2025 season due to an injury to her left knee. She has undergone a procedure for the injury, but will need this whole season to recover. Siegrist is also out due to an injury in her right knee against the Phoenix Mercury on June 11. She is expected to return on July 27, but there have been no official updates as of now.

Hines-Allen is currently on the sidelines due to an injury in her right lower leg. She is the leading rebounder for the Wings, and her injury is impacting the team. She also missed the game against the Valkyries and was seen wearing a boot at practice. But the good news for Wings fans is that the decision of Hines-Allen joining the team will be made on game day and she can make a comeback.

The Wings franchise also ruled put rookie Paige Bueckers  for the purpose of rest. It will be her sixth missed game this season, but has previously shared that she deals with knee soreness fairly often. The Wings fans are highly supportive of the franchise’s decision to give the #1 2025 draft pick some rest.

Predicted Starting Lineup

Las Vegas Aces

• A’ja Wilson
• Jackie Young
• Chelsea Gray
• Jewell Loyd
• NaLyssa Smith

Dallas Wings

• Li Yueru
• JJ Quinerly
• Luisa Geiselsoder
• Arike Ogunbowale
• Aziah James

Las Vegas Aces vs Dallas Wings Prediction: Can Paige Bueckers and co win against the Aces?

On paper, both teams are equally matched. The Aces are averaging 80.4 points per game, while the Wings are averaging 81.8. Their number for per-game rebounds, assists, blocks, and steals are on par with each other. The Aces have a better points against score of 82.7 in comparison to 85.8. So, looking at the stats sheet, this must be a nailbiter game, right? But looking at the last five games of these two teams paints a different picture.

The Aces have a record of 3-2, while the Wings have only won one game in their last five games. Furthermore, the have a 2-0 advantage over the Aces. So why are the Aces dominating the Wings if they are both equally matched? It all comes down to the performance in crucial moments. The trio of Wilson, Gray, and Young has the experience of winning two championships. They, especially Wilson, are carrying the team on their back. On the other hand, Wings seems to be dependent on rookie Bueckers to lead the offense.

While the Wings’ wonder rookie has delivered on all fronts with 18.1 points and 5.6 assists per game, Bueckers still needs others to step up. Wilson is outclassing Bueckers in points per game (22), blocks per game (2.3), and rebounds per game (9). If this trend continues, we might see a third Aces win against the Wings. But in the WNBA, the script can change in an instant. So while the teams are equally matched, the Aces have a slight advantage in winning against the Wings. Even ESPN analytics gives a near equal probability for these two to win. The full result, however, will come forward on July 27.