Trailing nearly the entire second half, Washington scores the game’s final five points for a 70-68 victory over one of the WNBA’s perennial powers.

Becky Hammon called the officiating “awful” after the game. Before the Aces lost to the Mystics, she compared current play in the WNBA to rugby.

The Las Vegas Aces (9-10) conclude their five-game road trip with their third game of the season against the Washington Mystics (9-10) at EagleBank Arena in Fai

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Aces star center A'ja Wilson ruled out against Mystics after suffering a wrist injury in last outing against Liberty

The game is scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m. EDT and will be broadcast on Prime Video. Fans looking to watch this game can do so for free on Prime Video, which offers a free trial and access to WNBA League Pass as well as plenty of other content, including NBA and NFL games, tons of documentaries across sports and a plethora of tv shows and movies.

Wilson, a three-time MVP, was injured in the Aces’ 87-78 loss at New York on Tuesday night. She fell hard to the floor in the second quarter. Wilson briefly remained in the game, but left for good with 2:22 left in the first half. She underwent an MRI, but the Aces have not made the results public.

The Aces will be down their best player when they take on the Washington Mystics on Thursday to wrap up a five-game road trip.

Thursday's WNBA schedule offers two games. At 3 p.m. ET, MVP frontrunner Napheesa Collier leads the Minnesota Lynx against Kelsey Plum and the Los Angeles Sparks. Then at 7:30, Brittney Sykes and the Washington Mystics take on the Las Vegas Aces,