
Emily Fox 2 Arsenal and Wieke Kaptein 18 Chelsea during the Barclays Womens Super League game at Stamford Bridge in January 2026 Photo by Jay PatelSPP
**This weekend’s Barclays WSL action includes Chelsea taking on Arsenal, and Liverpool hosting Everton at Anfield.**
Chelsea and Arsenal are both unbeaten, but the Gunners have only scored once in their three league matches so far.
At the bottom of the table, Charlton play Manchester City early Saturday afternoon, with the Addicks yet to get off the mark and the reigning champions boasting the only 100% record.
London City host Brighton later in the day, with the Seagulls still searching for their first win.
Manchester United and West Ham kick off Sunday’s fixtures, with Eva Olid’s side buoyed by a draw at Arsenal and 10 goals in the Subway Players Cup against Sheffield United, while the Hammers come to the match after a Cup draw with Spurs in which they won the shoot-out.
Tottenham thrashed Crystal Palace last weekend and now face an Aston Villa side still without a win, while the Eagles look to bounce back against Birmingham City, who have just a single point so far.
Burnley host Bristol City at Turf Moor on Saturday at noon, the Clarets looking for their first-ever victory in BWSL2.
Newcastle United aim to make it four straight wins when hosting Leicester City, who have two victories from three.
Watford welcome second-placed Sunderland, while fifth plays sixth as Southampton tackle Nottingham Forest, whom they lead on goal difference.
Ipswich Town have home advantage over Wolves in third, while there is a basement battle between Sheffield United and Durham, with both on zero points.
**Saturday 26 September**
**Barclays WSL2**
Burnley v Bristol City (Turf Moor, 12pm) _– Live on BWSL2 YouTube_
**Barclays WSL** _– Both live on Sky Sports_
Charlton Athletic v Manchester City (The Valley, 1.30pm)
London City Lionesses v Brighton & Hove Albion (Bromley FC, 5pm)
**Sunday 27 September**
**Barclays WSL** _– All live on Sky Sports_
Manchester United v West Ham United (Leigh Sports Village, 1pm)Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa (Leyton Orient FC, 2pm)Birmingham City v Crystal Palace (St. Andrew’s, 2pm) Liverpool v Everton (Anfield, 2pm)
Chelsea v Arsenal (Stamford Bridge, 4.30pm)