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WSL fixture list confirmed: The full schedules for Arsenal, Man Utd, Chelsea, Spurs and Man City

**The WSL have announced the full list of fixtures for the 2026/27 campaign.**

The opening weekend includes several eye-catching clashes, starting with London City Lionesses taking on Manchester United.

Channel

Day

Date

Home

Away

Time

Sky Sports

Friday

4th Sept

London City Lionesses

Manchester United

19.00

BBC One

Sunday

5th Sept

Chelsea

Aston Villa

12.30

Sky Sports

Sunday

6th Sept

Brighton & Hove Albion

Arsenal

12.00

Sky Sports

Sunday

6th Sept

Tottenham Hotspur

West Ham United

12.00

Sky Sports

Sunday

6th Sept

Charlton Athletic

Liverpool

14.00

Sky Sports

Sunday

6th Sept

Crystal Palace

Everton

14.00

Sky Sports

Sunday

6th Sept

Manchester City

Birmingham City

14.30

Here are some of the important dates to note for the upcoming campaign…

* Other key dates for the season are as follows:

* Opening Weekend (BWSL and BWSL2): Friday 4, Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 September

* Subway Players Cup League Phase Fixtures: September through to December _(See_ _below for specific dates)_

* Winter Break (BWSL and BWSL2): Monday 21 December until Saturday 3 January

* Subway Players Cup Quarter Finals: Wednesday 13/Thursday 14 January 2027

* Subway Players Cup Semi-Finals: Wednesday 10/Thursday 11 February 2027

* Subway Players Cup Final: Saturday 13/Sunday 14 March 2027

* BWSL2 Final Weekend: Saturday 8/Sunday 9 May 2027

* BWSL Final Weekend: Saturday 22/Sunday 23 May 2027

* BWSL2 Play-Off pre-qualifying match: Saturday 22/Sunday 23 May 2027

* The Play-Off, Saturday 29/Sunday 30 May 2027

* The Play-Off, Saturday 29/Sunday 30 May 2027

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**SEPTEMBER**Sun 6 (12pm) Brighton & Hove Albion (A)Sun 13 (2.45pm) Crystal Palace (H)Sat 19 (5.30pm) Manchester United (H)

Sun 27 (4.30pm) Chelsea (A)

**OCTOBER**Sat 3/Sun 4 Manchester City (A)Sat 17/Sun 18 Birmingham City (H)

Sat 24/Sun 25 Tottenham Hotspur (A)

**NOVEMBER**Saturday 31 October/Sun 1 Aston Villa (H)Sat 7/Sun 8 Liverpool (A)Sat 14/Sun 15 London City Lionesses (H)

Sat 21/Sun 22 West Ham United (H)

**DECEMBER**Sat 12/Sun 13 Everton (A)

Sat 19/Sun 20 Charlton Athletic (A)

**JANUARY**Sat 9/Sun 10 Brighton & Hove Albion (H)Wed 20/Thu 21 Liverpool (H)Sat 23/Sun 24 London City Lionesses (A)

Sat 30/Sun 31 Manchester City (H)

**FEBRUARY**Sat 6/Sun 7 Birmingham City (A)

Sat 13/Sun 14 Crystal Palace (A)

**MARCH**Sat 13/Sun 14 Tottenham Hotspur (H)Wed 17 Aston Villa (A)

Sat 27/Sun 28 Chelsea (H)

**APRIL**

Sat 3/Sun 4 Everton (H)

**MAY**Sat 1/Sun 2 West Ham United (A)Sat 8/Sun 9 Manchester United (A)

Fri 21 – Sun 23 (TBC) Charlton Athletic (H)

**5 September – Aston Villa (H) Stamford Bridge 12.30pm**

13 September – Manchester United (A) Progress with Unity Stadium 12 noon

**19 September – Birmingham City (H) Stamford Bridge 12.45pm**

**27 September – Arsenal (H) Stamford Bridge 4.30pm**

4 October – West Ham (A) Chigwell Construction Stadium 2pm

**18 October – Tottenham Hotspur (H) Stamford Bridge 2pm**

25 October – Crystal Palace (A) Sutton United 2pm

1 November – Charlton Athletic (A) The Valley 2pm

**7 November – Everton (H) Stamford Bridge 12.30pm**

**14 November – Manchester City (H) Stamford Bridge 2pm**

22 November – Liverpool (A) St Helens 2pm

**13 December – London City Lionesses (H) Stamford Bridge 2pm**

19 December – Brighton & Hove Albion (A) Broadfield Stadium 12.30pm

10 January – Manchester City (A) Joie Stadium 2pm

**20 January – Charlton Athletic (H) Stamford Bridge 7pm**

**24 January – Crystal Palace (H) Stamford Bridge 2pm**

31 January – Tottenham Hotspur (A) Brisbane Road 2pm

**7 February – Liverpool (H) Stamford Bridge 2pm**

14 February – London City Lionesses (A) Copperjax Community Stadium 2pm

13 March – Birmingham City (A) St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park

**17 March – West Ham United (H) Stamford Bridge 7pm**

28 March – Arsenal (A) Emirates Stadium 2pm

**4 April – Manchester United (H) Stamford Bridge 2pm**

2 May – Aston Villa (A) Villa Park 6pm

**9 May – Brighton & Hove Albion Stamford Bridge 2pm**

21-23 May – Everton (A) Goodison Park

**Sunday 6 September: Birmingham City (H)**Sunday 13 September: Aston Villa (A)

**Friday 18 September: Liverpool (H)**

Saturday 26 September: Charlton Athletic (A)

**Sunday 4 October: Arsenal (H) – Etihad Stadium**

**Sunday 18 October: Brighton & Hove Albion (H)**Sunday 25 October: Manchester United (A)Sunday 1 November: London City Lionesses (A)

**Saturday 7 November: West Ham United (H)**

Saturday 14 November: Chelsea (A)

**Sunday 22 November: Tottenham Hotspur (H)**

Sunday 13 December: Crystal Palace (A)

**Sunday 20 December: Everton (H)**

**Sunday 10 January: Chelsea (H)**Wednesday 20 January: Birmingham City (A)

**Sunday 24 January: Charlton Athletic (H)**

Saturday 30 January: Arsenal (A)Sunday 7 February: West Ham United (A)

**Sunday 14 February: Manchester United (H) – Etihad Stadium**

**Sunday 14 March: Aston Villa (H)**Wednesday 17 March: Tottenham Hotspur (A)

**Saturday 27 March: Crystal Palace (H)**

Sunday 4 April: Brighton & Hove Albion (A)Friday 30 April: Everton (A)

**Sunday 9 May: London City Lionesses (H)**

21/22/23 May: Liverpool (A)

**4 September:** London City Lionesses (A), 19:00 BST, live on Sky Sports

**13 September:** Chelsea (H), 12:00 BST, live on Sky Sports

**19 September:** Arsenal (A), 17:30 BST, live on Sky Sports

**27 September:** West Ham (H), 13:00 BST, live on Sky Sports

**4 October:** Liverpool (H)\*

**18 October:** Charlton (A)\*

**25 October:** Manchester City (H)\*

**31 October:** Everton (A)\*

**7 November:** Aston Villa (A)\*

**15 November:** Crystal Palace (H)\*

**22 November:** Birmingham (A)\*

**13 December:** Brighton (H)\*

**20 December:** Spurs (H)\*

**10 January:** Crystal Palace (A)\*

**20 January:** West Ham (A)\*

**24 January:** Everton (H)\*

**31 January:** London City Lionesses (H)\*

**7 February:** Spurs (A)\*

**14 February:** Manchester City (A)\*

**14 March:** Charlton (H)\*

**17 March:** Liverpool (A)\*

**28 March:** Aston Villa (H)\*

**4 April:** Chelsea (A)\*

**2 May:** Birmingham (H)\*

**9 May:** Arsenal (H)\*

**22-23 May:** Brighton (A)\*

\*Fixture dates and times will be confirmed in due course.

**Sun Sep 6 – West Ham United H – 12noon**

Sun Sep 13 – Liverpool A – 2pm

Sun Sep 20 – Crystal Palace A – 2pm

**Sun Sep 27 – Aston Villa H – 2pm**

**Sun Oct 4 – London City Lionesses H – 12noon**

Sun Oct 18 – Chelsea A – 2pm

**Sun Oct 25 – Arsenal H – 2pm**

Sun Nov 1 – Birmingham City A – 2pm

**Sun Nov 8 – Brighton & Hove Albion H – 2pm**

**Sun Nov 15 – Everton H – 2pm**

Sun Nov 22 – Manchester City A – 2pm

**Sun Dec 13 – Charlton Athletic H – 2pm**

Sun Dec 20 – Manchester United A – 1pm

**Sun Jan 10 – Liverpool H – 2pm**

Sun Jan 17 – Women’s FA Cup Fourth Round

Wed Jan 20 – Brighton & Hove Albion A – 7.45pm

Sun Jan 24 – Aston Villa A – 2pm

**Sun Jan 31 – Chelsea H – 2pm**

**Sun Feb 7 – Manchester United H – 2pm**

Sun Feb 14 – Everton A – 2pm

Sun Feb 21 – Women’s FA Cup Fifth Round

Sat Mar 13 – Arsenal A – 5.30pm

**Wed Mar 17 – Manchester City H – 7.30pm**

Sun Mar 21 – Women’s FA Cup Quarter-Final

Sun Mar 28 – West Ham United A – 2pm

**Sun Apr 4 – Crystal Palace H – 2pm**

Sun Apr 11 – Women’s FA Cup Semi-Final

Sun May 2 – London City Lionesses A – 2pm

Sun May 9 – Charlton Athletic A – 2pm

Sun May 16 – Women’s FA Cup Final

**May 21/22/23 – Birmingham City H – KO TBC**

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