WSL TV schedule 2026/27: Women's Super League coverage, TV fixtures and live stream

Manchester United v Chelsea is the pick of the games on the second weekend of the Women's Super League season.

Both sides have endured disappointing starts to the campaign and will hope to kick on.

The 16th edition of the WSL is the first since the expansion from 12 to 14 teams and follows an eye-catching summer transfer window when the likes of Alexia Putellas, Georgia Stanway, Mapi Leon and Mary Earps all joined teams in the top flight.

Man City were a class above last season but Arsenal and Chelsea will be hot on their heels this term, while big-spending London City Lionesses will hope to make their presence felt.

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Tottenham, Brighton and Man Utd are among the others hoping to force their way up the table this term.

Newly-promoted trio Birmingham City, Crystal Palace and Charlton Athletic look to have their work cut out to stay up, with as many as two teams relegated this term.

More teams means more games, more goals, more stars and more drama – and UK viewers can tune in to extensive coverage throughout the campaign.

Radio Times brings you the complete WSL TV schedule, including every game you can watch live in the UK.

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Saturday 12 September

• West Ham v London City Lionesses (12:45pm) Sky Sports Premier League

Sunday 13 September

• Man Utd v Chelsea (12pm) Sky Sports Mix

• Birmingham City v Brighton (2pm) Sky Sports+

• Everton v Charlton Athletic (2pm) Sky Sports WSL YouTube / Sky Sports+

• Liverpool v Tottenham (2pm) Sky Sports WSL YouTube / Sky Sports+

• Arsenal v Crystal Palace (2:45pm) BBC Two / BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website

• Aston Villa v Man City (6:30pm) Sky Sports Football

Friday 18 September

• Man City v Liverpool (7pm) Sky Sports+

Saturday 19 September

• Charlton Athletic v London City Lionesses (12:30pm) BBC One / BBC One NI / BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website

• Chelsea v Birmingham City (12:45pm) Sky Sports Premier League

• Arsenal v Man Utd (5:30pm) Sky Sports Football

Sunday 20 September

• Brighton v Aston Villa (2pm) Sky Sports+

• Crystal Palace v Tottenham (2pm) Sky Sports WSL YouTube / Sky Sports+

• West Ham v Everton (2pm) Sky Sports WSL YouTube / Sky Sports+

Saturday 26 September

• Charlton Athletic v Man City (1:30pm) BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website

• London City Lionesses v Brighton (5pm) Sky Sports Premier League

Sunday 27 September

• Man Utd v West Ham (1pm) Sky Sports+

• Birmingham City v Crystal Palace (2pm) Sky Sports+

• Liverpool v Everton (2pm) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Premier League / Sky Sports Ultra HDR / Sky Sports Mix

• Tottenham v Aston Villa (2pm) Sky Sports+

• Chelsea v Arsenal (4:30pm) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Premier League / Sky Sports Ultra HDR

WSL TV rights 2026/27

Sky Sports and BBC share the live TV broadcasting rights for the Women's Super League in 2026/27.

Sky Sports will broadcast more than 160 live matches across the campaign – 90% of all WSL games – while 25 matches will be shown live for free on BBC TV, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.

Selected games can also be streamed live on the official Barclays WSL YouTube channel.

Sky Sports can be added to any Sky TV package for just £22 per month for all nine sports channels, or you can pick up the complete sports package plus Netflix for £35 per month.

NOW is essentially Sky Sports without a contract. You can buy a day membership (£14.99) or month membership (£34.99).

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