Connecticut Sun, led by Rachid Meziane, currently trailing in their WNBA match against Atlanta.

Connecticut Sun Face Atlanta Again in Upcoming Game

The Connecticut Sun will be taking on the Atlanta Dream once more in their upcoming game, following a disappointing loss in their previous encounter. The scoreline from the early hours of Tuesday morning read 62-87 in favour of Atlanta.

As the season reaches its end, the Sun find themselves second-to-last in the Eastern Conference of the WNBA. This upcoming game presents an opportunity for the team to turn things around, with Coach Rachid Meziane leading the charge.

However, the Sun's roster for the game is yet to be confirmed. One player who featured in the previous game against Atlanta was Mamignan Touré, the only French player on the Connecticut Sun. Touré scored three points, grabbed two rebounds, and had three assists in the game.

It's worth noting that the Sun's defeat did not involve any other French players. Another absence from the Sun's roster was Leïla Lacan, whose absence did not seem to affect the final score against Atlanta.

The Sun's defeat did not result in any significant changes in the WNBA's Eastern Conference standings. The Sun now have a narrow lead over the last-placed Chicago. Meanwhile, the Minnesota Lynx, who will play against the Atlanta Dream in the next two days, have 34 wins in the WNBA this season so far.

Despite the challenging season, the Sun are not out of playoff contention just yet. However, with another game scheduled in two days, the team will need to put in a strong performance to keep their hopes alive.

The Sun's defeat in the previous game against Atlanta was not a one-off occurrence. The Dream have already proven to be a tough opponent for the Sun this season. Let's see if the Sun can turn the tables when they face Atlanta once more.

Connecticut Sun, led by Rachid Meziane, currently trailing in their WNBA match against Atlanta.