NEW YORK — Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve didn’t hold back in her postgame news conference after Game 5 of the WNBA Finals on Sunday, a 67-62 overtime win for New York that brought the Liberty its first title in franchise history.

Breanna Stewart and the New York Liberty take on Napheesa Collier and the Minnesota Lynx in Game 5 of the WNBA Finals.

The Lynx, showing remarkable resilience, refused to let their season end and clinched an 82-80 victory. Bridget Carleton's nerveless two free throws in the dying seconds sealed the deal for Minnesota at the Target Center.

McBride. Again. So many driving layups. AND FINALLY … Ionescu hits a 3! First field goal of the game for her, first 3 of the game for

Either the Liberty win their first title or the Lynx win their fifth as the thrilling series comes down to a winner-take-all.

Minnesota stands one victory away from a record fifth WNBA title, while New York is looking for its first title after losing in the Finals five times.

It took overtime and a controversial call in the final seconds of regulation for the Liberty to defeat the Lynx in the decisive fifth game of the WNBA Finals, giving New York its first championship in team history and preventing Minnesota from raising a fifth trophy.