The Valkyries and Dream sq. off in Game 5 of the WNBA Finals Monday.

The sequence is tied at two video games a piece, making Monday’s matchup a essential turning level. If Golden State or Atlanta handle to win back-to-back contests, then Game 6 would be the clincher.

Atlanta Dream ahead Angel Reese dribbles the ball during Game 4 of the WNBA basketball finals against the Golden State Valkyries. AP Photo/Brynn Anderson

Atlanta Dream guard Allisha Gray gestures towards Golden State Valkyries guard Kaitlyn Chen (2) in the second half during Game 4 of the WNBA basketball finals. AP Photo/Brynn Anderson

This is where issues get sophisticated. Game 6 of the WNBA Finals is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. at State Farm Arena, residence of the Hawks who are set to play the Cavaliers in the same area at 8 p.m.

There are reportedly considerations about having enough time for the WNBA champions to have a good time on the court docket before the area is ready for the NBA recreation, which could push the celebrations to a apply court docket if the title is won Thursday.

The location of Game 6 was just lately decided after reported frantic discussions, but the Dream hoped to play at a bigger area then their Gateway Center Arena, which holds 3,500 seats.

Atlanta Dream guard Jordin Canada makes an attempt to shoot against Golden State Valkyries guard Veronica Burton (22) in the second half during Game 4 of the WNBA basketball finals. AP Photo/Brynn Anderson

There have been several issues with discovering another area, but the Hawks have accommodated the Dream, most just lately by transferring Thursday’s NBA matchup to 8 p.m. The WNBA squad explored other choices, including Georgia Tech’s McCamish Pavilion or Gas South Arena in Duluth, but neither panned out.

Now, it seems if a WNBA champion is to be topped after Game 6, the Valkyries or Dream may have to have a good time with followers in alternate location.