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Chelsea officially announce 2026/27 Women’s Super League fixtures

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The Chelsea Women WSL fixtures for 2026/27 have been announced, with Aston Villa visiting Stamford Bridge on the opening weekend.

Chelsea begin their campaign against Villa on Saturday 5 September at 12.30pm. The match will start a historic season in which every WSL home fixture takes place at Stamford Bridge.

The Blues then travel to Manchester United on Sunday 13 September before hosting newly promoted Birmingham City six days later.

Arsenal visit Stamford Bridge on Sunday 27 September at 4.30pm, completing a demanding opening month for Chelsea.

Chelsea FC Women will play all Barclays Women's Super League fixtures at Stamford Bridge from the 2026/27 season.

Never Done.

— Chelsea FC Women (@ChelseaFCW) April 22, 2026

Chelsea Women WSL fixtures include 13 Stamford Bridge matches

Chelsea will play all 13 home league matches at Stamford Bridge for the first time.

The home schedule also includes meetings with Tottenham, Everton, Manchester City, London City Lionesses and Liverpool before Christmas and the New Year.

Chelsea host Manchester City on 14 November before ending their 2026 league schedule away at Brighton on 19 December.

Their first WSL match of 2027 will take place at the Joie Stadium against Manchester City on 10 January.

The reverse fixture against Arsenal is scheduled for 28 March at the Emirates Stadium. Manchester United then visit Stamford Bridge on 4 April.

Chelsea’s final home match will be against Brighton on Sunday 9 May. Their campaign concludes with a trip to Everton at Goodison Park during the weekend of 21 to 23 May.

Only the first four fixtures currently have fully confirmed dates and kick-off times. Later matches remain subject to broadcast selections and possible changes.

The fixture announcement follows further positive news for the squad after Hannah Hampton signed a new Chelsea contract.

Chelsea supporters can now prepare for a landmark campaign as Stamford Bridge becomes the permanent WSL home of the women’s first team.

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