The New York Liberty W earned a 75-68 victory over the Phoenix Mercury W, closing out a competitive matchup with enough late-game execution to secure a seven-point win. New York’s efficiency from the field and advantage on the glass were central to the result, as the Liberty shot 51.0% overall and outrebounded Phoenix 40-23. Pauline Astier led New York with 16 points, providing a steady scoring presence in a game where every possession mattered. Betnijah Laney added 13 points, giving the Liberty another reliable contributor as they balanced scoring with strong team play. New York also finished with 18 assists, reflecting solid ball movement and effective shot creation. Phoenix stayed within reach behind 16 points from Kahleah Copper, 15 from Alyssa Thomas, and 13 from Monique Makani. The Mercury competed throughout but struggled to match New York’s efficiency, shooting 40.0% from the field and 6-for-24 from three-point range. Their rebounding deficit limited second-chance opportunities and made it harder to sustain momentum. For the Liberty, the win reinforces their ability to control games with rebounding, efficient shooting, and balanced production. For the Mercury, the performance showed multiple scoring options, but improving perimeter consistency and limiting opponents’ extra possessions will be important going forward.