Manchester United Women have been handed their 2026/27 Women’s Super League fixture list.
United will begin their campaign away to London City Lionesses on September 4.
The Red Devils host Chelsea in their first home match, with the reverse fixture against the record champions set for April 4.
Man United take on defending champions and local rivals Manchester City at home on October 25. The reverse fixture is set for February 14.
United host rivals Liverpool on October 4 before travelling to Merseyside for the reverse fixture on March 17.
The Red Devils travel to Arsenal on September 19, before hosting the Gunners on May 9 in their penultimate match.
The Mancunian giants host Tottenham Hotspur on December 20, while the reverse fixture is billed for February 7.
Man United round off the season at Brighton & Hove Albion.
United endured a disappointing end to last season, finishing fourth and missing out on UEFA Women’s Champions League qualification.
They have strengthened the squad with the signing of defender Andrea Medina from Atletico Madrid and goalkeeper Janina Leitzig from Leicester City.
Hannah Blundell, Leah Galton, Melvine Malard, Lisa Naalsund and Millie Turner have all left the club, while goalkeeper Kayla Rendell has joined Newcastle United on loan.
Skinner will hope the new signings can strengthen his side as they look to improve on last season’s fourth-place finish.
Man United 2026/27 FULL WSL fixtures
September
4 Sep: London City Lionesses (A)
13 Sep: Chelsea (H)
19 Sep: Arsenal (A)
27 Sep: West Ham United (H)
October
4 Oct: Liverpool (H)
18 Oct: Charlton (A)
25 Oct: Manchester City (H)
31 Oct: Everton (A)
November
7 Nov: Aston Villa (A)
15 Nov: Crystal Palace (H)
22 Nov: Birmingham (A)
December
13 Dec: Brighton (H)
20 Dec: Spurs (H)
January
10 Jan: Crystal Palace (A)
20 Jan: West Ham (A)
24 Jan: Everton (H)
31 Jan: London City (H)
February
7 Feb: Spurs (A)
14 Feb: Man City (A)
March
14 Mar: Charlton (H)
17 Mar: Liverpool (A)
28 Mar: Aston Villa (H)
April
4 Apr: Chelsea (A)
May
2 May: Birmingham (H)
9 May: Arsenal (H)
22-23 May: Brighton (A)
Some fixture dates are subject to change.