Watch the Wings vs. Sparks WNBA Game Live – TV, Free Streams & Details

It’s Sunday afternoon, July 19, and the Dallas Wings are gearing up to square off against the Los Angeles Sparks at the College Park Center in Arlington, Texas. The game tips off at 1 p.m. Eastern (noon Central), and if you’re wondering where to watch, you’ve come to the right place.

First things first: the broadcast lands on ABC. That means anyone with a basic cable package, an over‑the‑air antenna, or a streaming service that carries ABC can see the action live. If you don’t have a traditional TV hookup, don’t sweat it – there are a handful of streaming options that let you catch the game for free, at least for a trial period.

Streaming options (free trials where available):

• FuboTV – offers a free trial; after that the Pro plan starts around $48.99 for the first month (regular price $73.99).
• DirecTV – gives you a 5‑day free trial plus $30 off the first three months of its Choice package, which includes ESPN Unlimited.
• SlingTV – you can start with a low‑intro rate of $29.99 for the first month, and they also sell day passes (as low as $4.99 for 24 hours).
• ESPN Unlimited – a standalone $29.99‑a‑month bundle that carries ABC broadcasts, all ESPN channels and ESPN+; it’s often bundled with Disney+ and Hulu for the same price.

Now, a quick look at the teams. The Wings have been on a roll this season, sitting 16‑8 and just a few games behind the league‑leading Minnesota Lynx. Fresh off a stellar rookie‑of‑the‑year campaign, Paige Bueckers is pacing the league at 20.7 points per game and shooting a crisp 51.6% from the floor – the best field‑goal percentage among the top scorers.

The Sparks, on the other hand, are fighting an uphill battle. They’re 0‑3 on their current road swing and sit as 9.5‑point underdogs coming into Dallas. Their last outing was a 96‑82 loss to the Chicago Sky, where Nneka Ogwumike posted a double‑double. Still, LA has talent, and you never know when a spark will ignite.

Bottom line: whether you’re glued to your TV or prefer to stream on a phone, tablet, or laptop, you’ve got multiple ways to watch the Wings try to keep pace in the Western Conference race. Grab a trial, settle in, and enjoy some high‑octane WNBA basketball.