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Win: Atlanta Dream Women
59%
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Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
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Form last 5 matches
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 27 Aug, 17:03Atlanta Dream Women are heavy favourites against Portland Women at home on 28 August, and the model's expectations align with their superior position in the standings. The home side has won 25 of 38 games this season while Portland have managed only 15 victories from the same number of matches.
Atlanta's recent form has been strong. They have won four of their last five games, including a 78-71 victory away at Los Angeles Sparks and a 99-89 win at Phoenix Mercury. Their only defeat in that stretch came 91-95 at home against Indiana Fever. The scoring has been prolific — 489 points in 425 conceded across those five games.
Portland have struggled more recently. Two wins and three defeats in their last five matches, with losses to Dallas Wings 78-96, Washington Mystics 100-105, and Toronto Tempo 79-82. They did beat Phoenix Mercury 88-85 and Seattle Storm 84-82 away from home, but those victories came earlier in the period.
The head-to-head record is evenly split. Portland won 102-92 at home in July, while Atlanta took a 86-66 victory away in May.
The model expects Atlanta to score 93.8 points and Portland 83.1. That 10.7-point gap reflects the difference in quality between the two sides. Atlanta average 97.8 points per game in their last 10 matches compared to Portland's 85.8. The home team also leads in rebounds — 38.2 to 32.6 — and points in the paint — 42.6 to 37.6.
Atlanta's defensive rebounding is particularly strong at 28.1 per game, which limits Portland's second-chance opportunities. The visitors average 11.2 second-chance points but face a team that controls the glass well.
The standings show Atlanta in first place with 25 wins. Portland are listed as fifth with 15 wins. Both teams have played 38 games, so there is no catch-up factor at play.
The model assigns zero probability to a draw.
The home advantage, combined with their superior form and the model's expected margin, makes this straightforward. Portland have not shown the consistency to trouble a top team at home, and their defensive rebounding deficit gives Atlanta another avenue to control the game.