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Phoenix Mercury Women vs Toronto Tempo Women: match prediction on 30 August 2026
Phoenix Mercury Women
Toronto Tempo Women
Prediction for
Win: Phoenix Mercury Women
55%
probability
Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
55%
1
45%
2
Prediction fixed and will not change after kick-off
Reasoning
Based on data as of 28 Aug, 03:14- Феникс Меркури — 7. place, 0 points after 38 games (13 wins, 25 losses)
- Торонто Темпо (жен.) — 6. place, 0 points after 38 games (11 wins, 27 losses)
- Феникс Меркури, last 5 games: 1 wins, 4 losses
- Торонто Темпо (жен.), last 5 games: 1 wins, 4 losses
- Head-to-head: 2 games, Феникс Меркури — 1, Торонто Темпо (жен.) — 1
Key factors
Form last 5 matches
Phoenix Mercury Women
WWLWL
3 wins · 2 losses
Toronto Tempo Women
LLLLL
5 losses
Head to head 2
1Phoenix Mercury Women
0Draw
1Toronto Tempo Women
- 27 JunToronto Tempo Women — Phoenix Mercury Women80:89
- 20 MayPhoenix Mercury Women — Toronto Tempo Women90:98
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 28 Aug, 03:14Phoenix Mercury vs Toronto Tempo
Phoenix Mercury play Toronto Tempo in an upcoming fixture. The odds suggest a 91.5 to 86.1 scoreline, favouring the Phoenix side by a small margin. This projection rests on Phoenix’s slightly stronger season record of 13 wins against 25 losses, compared to Toronto’s 11 victories and 27 defeats.
Phoenix have won just one of their last five games, a run that includes a 94:87 win away to Los Angeles Sparks followed by three consecutive home defeats. Toronto Tempo sit in a similar position, having lost four of their last five matches, including a tough 78:90 trip to Seattle Storm. Both teams are averaging over 80 points per game recently, suggesting an open contest where defensive errors will be punished.
Toronto Tempo have improved their field goal percentage to 68 per cent over the last ten games, outperforming Phoenix’s 64.1 per cent. However, the hosts manage the ball better, committing 13.1 turnovers per game compared to Toronto’s 14.9. This discipline allows Phoenix to generate 21.3 assists per match, slightly ahead of Toronto’s 20.1.
The head-to-head record provides no decisive edge. The two teams split their previous two meetings, with Phoenix winning 89:80 in June and Toronto responding with a 98:90 victory in May.
The margin is slim, and a single quarter where Toronto outshoots Phoenix could decide the result.