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Atlanta Dream scrambling to find WNBA finals venue amid scheduling conflicts

The Guardian Australia - Sport ·
Atlanta Dream scrambling to find WNBA finals venue amid scheduling conflicts

State Farm Arena booked for all three home dates Dream’s regular arena holds just 3,500 spectators Atlanta face Golden State in first finals since 2013 The Atlanta Dream are still searching for a venue to host their WNBA finals games against the Golden State Valkyries after scheduling conflicts ruled out State Farm Arena in downtown Atlanta.

The Dream are scheduled to host Games 3 and 4 of the best-of-seven series on 22 and 24 October, along with Game 6 on 29 October if necessary.

But State Farm Arena, the 17,044-seat downtown home of the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks, is unavailable on all three dates.

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