Fourth-seeded Atlanta Dream completed a three-game sweep of New York Liberty, winning Game Three 85-83 to book a place in this year's WNBA Final set to tip off on Saturday, 17 October.Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsThe Karl Smesko-coached side, home to Kenyan International, Madina Okot who was unused in the crucial Game Three in the best-of-five semis series, remain unbeaten in the post-season this year, and will face Golden State, who swept defending champion Las Vegas Aces.“We were able to make the last couple of plays and able to move onto the Finals,” Smesko said. “Excited about it and proud of the way our players competed and pull together and held on to win.”LeBron makes Sixers debut – and 76ers already have reason to be excitedAtlanta won it without leading scorer Allisha Gray, who has been sidelined with a finger injury sustained in Game One. Angel Reese took over the scoring, the league’s Defensive Player of the Year dropping a team-high 22 points, coming a rebound shy of a double-double. Rhyne Howard scored 21 with Jordon Canada bagging her fourth career points-assists double-double in the playoffs, and 10th this season with 19 points and 11 assists.Howard got the Dream going early with 11 points in the first quarter. Reese had 10 in that period, including hitting two 3-pointers##NAJAVA_MECA_10017190##The Dream played better when it mattered most, even after allowing a 29-15 Liberty run in the third quarter. New York looked like it was finally figuring out how to pull away, taking a 71-66 lead into the fourth quarter. But from there, they struggled to shut down Atlanta's Howard and Canada. Canada proved unstoppable, her driving layup with 1:15 left to put Atlanta up four particularly huge.Jonquel Jones carried the Liberty with 26 points and 14 rebounds, and Breanna Stewart did her best to at least keep New York alive with timely plays on both ends. But miscues, missed shots and missed defensive opportunities doomed the Liberty, who were swept in the playoffs for the first time since 2012.NBA star Karl-Anthony Towns reveals favourite moments from Kenya, Tanzania honeymoon