Toronto Tempo vs Los Angeles Sparks – WNBA Prediction – June 25, 2026

Toronto Tempo vs Los Angeles Sparks : Toronto want to back up their rise

A few weeks after their first meeting of the season, Toronto and Los Angeles meet again with very different momentum. The Tempo are back home after a patchy spell, while the Sparks have to deal with a major absence that changes the shape of their attack.

The first clash between the two sides went Toronto’s way, with a 106-96 win in California. This time, the Canadians will be trying to do it again in front of their own fans.

Toronto are chasing more consistency

The Tempo’s recent record is perfectly balanced, with five wins from their last 10 outings. Even so, they keep putting up plenty of points, averaging close to 92 over that stretch. At home, Toronto usually look more settled. Their possessions are better built, the pace is higher and several players can step up when the first options are taken away.

That spread of responsibility is a big reason why the Tempo stay competitive against better-ranked teams. The win in the opening meeting with the Sparks also gives them a useful marker heading into this rematch.

The Sparks are missing a key piece

Los Angeles travel with a decent away record, but this game comes at a less helpful time. The absence of Kelsey Plum, out for at least 10 games, strips the Sparks of their main creator and a player who can change the tempo of a game on her own. The team still has enough to stay in the fight, thanks to its collective effort and a defence that usually keeps the damage in check.

But replacing Plum’s scoring, creation and experience is a tough ask, especially against a side that is full of confidence at home. The Sparks will need other attacking answers if they want to avoid being dragged into Toronto’s pace.

WNBA Prediction : Toronto Tempo vs Los Angeles Sparks

Toronto Tempo to win

Toronto come into this one with plenty in their favour. The Tempo already beat the Sparks in the first meeting and now get them at home, where the attack has been reliable. The Kelsey Plum absence tilts things even more. Los Angeles lose a player who creates for herself and for others, which knocks a big chunk out of their threat at the key moments.

Los Angeles have enough quality to hang around, but Toronto look like they have more answers over the full 40 minutes. On that basis, the Canadians look well placed to follow up their first win over the Sparks and make it two in a row in this matchup.

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