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Valkyries fans gathered at Thrive City in San Francisco on Thursday morning, hoping to watch Golden State clinch its first WNBA championship. Instead, the Atlanta Dream held off a late Valkyries rally to win 80-69, tying the series and sending the WNBA Finals to a decisive Game 7. The championship will now be decided Saturday night at Chase Center, with both teams vying to take home their first WNBA title. Tip off is set for 5 p.m.

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Even before 8 a.m., the line outside Rikki’s was already stretching down the block, with Valkyries fans ready to cheer on a potential WNBA championship clincher. Fans arrived as early as 6:30 a.m. to line up before Rikki’s opened its doors at 8:30 a.m. The line grew so long that fans were directed down the block to another bar, Hi Tops, after being told they likely wouldn’t make it inside Rikki’s.

RT @jillianiles: Fun story by @AlexSimonSports on the Valks fans who flew out to Atlanta last night

RT @AlexSimonSports: New at @SFGate out of my visit to SFO last night: The Valkyries told SF to call in sick. Meet the people who caught a flight.

The Valkyries told SF to call in sick. Meet the people who caught a flight.

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RT @Grant_Marek: Sometimes journalism helps us understand the world we live in. And sometimes it's just fun. This is one of those fun times — @AlexSimonSports camped out at SFO last night to chat w/ Valkyries fans catching a redeye to G6 before it tips this morning: