MINNEAPOLIS (Interstat)—The Indiana Fever will visit the Minnesota Lynx in a WNBA game Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026, at Target Center in Minneapolis. Indiana is the visiting team, and Minnesota is the home team. The Fever enter with a 27-15 record. The Lynx enter with a 32-10 record. This will be the third meeting of the season between the teams.

Indiana is led by guard Caitlin Clark, a player to watch. Clark had 27 points, seven rebounds and nine assists in a 96-77 win over Minnesota on Sept. 22. She scored 25 points against Washington on Sept. 20. She had 28 points, six rebounds and 14 assists in a 103-85 win over Toronto on Sept. 18. She also recorded 34 points, five rebounds and 12 assists in a 111-91 win over Connecticut on Aug. 28.

Minnesota forward Dorka Juhasz is a player to watch. Juhasz had five points, 12 rebounds and six assists in a 96-77 loss at Indiana on Sept. 22. She had four points and three rebounds at Connecticut on Sept. 20. She had four rebounds and two assists against New York on Sept. 18.

The teams have met twice this season. Minnesota won 108-100 at home over Indiana on Aug. 2. Indiana answered with a 96-77 home win over Minnesota on Sept. 22. In that game, Clark led Indiana with 27 points, seven rebounds and nine assists. Aliyah Boston added 17 points, seven rebounds and three assists. Kelsey Mitchell scored 20 points with three rebounds and four assists. For Minnesota, Liatu King had 12 points, four rebounds and two assists. Juhasz added five points, 12 rebounds and six assists. Chloe Bibby scored 15 points with two rebounds and one assist.

Indiana’s recent schedule includes a 93-77 loss to Washington on Sept. 20, a 103-85 win at Toronto on Sept. 18, a 111-91 win over Connecticut on Aug. 28 and a 109-102 loss at New York on Aug. 22. Minnesota recently beat Connecticut 101-89 on Sept. 20. The Lynx lost 93-81 to New York on Sept. 18 and 89-81 at Atlanta on Aug. 30. Minnesota also earned a 94-84 win at Washington on Aug. 21.

The Fever and Lynx will meet again in Minneapolis after Indiana’s 19-point win in the most recent matchup. Indiana’s last four results include wins over Minnesota, Toronto and Connecticut and a loss to Washington. Minnesota’s last three results include a win over Connecticut and losses to New York and Atlanta. The game is set for Target Center.

Interstat’s game simulator projects Minnesota to defeat Indiana 96-80.