Saturday 31/10
EVERTON vs MANCHESTER UNITED
When: Saturday, 31 October 2026, 12:45pm
Where: Goodison Park
Where to watch: Sky Sports
Barclays WSL head-to-head: 14 meetings. 0 wins for Everton; 2 draws; 12 Man United wins.
Form last 5 games:
Everton (7th): W-D-W-L-L
Man United (4th): D-W-W-W-D
Stat of the week: Everton are unbeaten in the last 10 WSL games in which they have led (W9 D1), since losing 4-1 to Manchester United in October 2025. The Toffees are one of only two sides, alongside West Ham United, yet to drop a point from winning positions in the competition this season.
Sunday 01/11
LONDON CITY vs MANCHESTER CITY
When: Saturday, 1 November 2026, 12:00pm
Where: Copperjax Community Stadium
Where to watch: Sky Sports
Barclays WSL head-to-head: 2 meetings. 0 wins for London City; 0 draws; 2 Man City wins.
Form last 5 games:
London City (3rd): W-W-W-W-D
Man City (2nd): W-W-W-W-D
Stat of the week: No team have recorded more open play sequences of 10+ passes than Manchester City in the WSL so far this season (116), with their sequences averaging the most passes 4.3 and longest time (12.2s). However, London City Lionesses have faced just one build up attack in 2026-27, four fewer than any other side.
ARSENAL v ASTON VILLA
When: Sunday, 1 November 2026, 12:00pm
Where: Emirates Stadium
Where to watch: Sky Sports
Barclays WSL head-to-head (all comps): 12 meetings. 8 wins for Arsenal; 2 draws; 2 Aston Villa wins.
Form last 5 games:
Arsenal (6th): D-L-L-D-W
Aston Villa (8th): D-L-D-W-W
Stat of the week: Aston Villa have earned 3.9 more points than their Expected Points total in the WSL this season (9 points, 5.1 expected), with only Manchester United over performing by more (+4.3). Meanwhile, Arsenal are level on points with Villa (9), despite having the largest shortfall against their Expected Points total of any side in the competition (14.8 expected, -5.8).
WEST HAM v LIVERPOOL
When: Sunday, 1 November 2026, 2:00pm
Where: Chigwell Construction Stadium
Where to watch: Sky Sports | YouTube
Barclays WSL head-to-head: 12 meetings. 2 wins for West Ham; 5 draws; 5 Liverpool wins.
Form last 5 games:
West Ham (12th): L-L-L-W-L
Liverpool (10th): L-W-L-L-D
Stat of the week: Liverpool are averaging 59% possession in the WSL this season, significantly more than the 48% last term. The Reds average 14 open play sequences of 10+ passes per match in 2026-27 compared to eight in 2025-26 and have also doubled their shot average from eight to 16 per game.
BRIGHTON vs CRYSTAL PALACE
When: Sunday, 1 November 2026, 2:00pm
Where: Broadfield Stadium
Where to watch: Sky Sports | YouTube
Barclays WSL head-to-head: 2 meetings. 1 wins for Brighton; 1 draw; 0 Crystal Palace wins.
Form last 5 games:
Brighton (9th): D-L-W-L-W
Crystal Palace (13th): L-D-D-L-L
Stat of the week: Brighton and Hove Albion have won their last two home games in the WSL, as many victories as in their previous 10 combined (W2 D3 L5). Another victory would equal their longest home winning streak in the competition, with their only previous run of three coming between April and September 2021.
BIRMINGHAM CITY vs TOTTENHAM
When: Sunday, 1 November 2026, 2:00pm
Where: St. Andrew’s Stadium
Where to watch: Sky Sports | YouTube
Barclays WSL head-to-head: 4 meetings. 0 wins for Birmingham; 1 draw; 3 Tottenham wins.
Form last 5 games:
Birmingham City (11th): L-D-L-D-W
Tottenham (5th): W-W-L-L-L
Stat of the week: Birmingham City (2.03m/s) and Tottenham Hotspur (1.74m/s) have the two quickest direct speeds in the 2026-27 Women’s Super League; meanwhile the Blues have taken the third most shots following a fast break this season (8), while Spurs have faced the most shots (9) and conceded the most goals (3) from them.
CHARLTON vs CHELSEA
When: Sunday, 1 November 2026, 2:30pm
Where: The Valley
Where to watch: BB4
Barclays WSL head-to-head: n/a
Form last 5 games:
Charlton (14th): L-L-L-L-L
Chelsea (1st): W-W-W-W-W
Stat of the week: Chelsea sit top of the Women’s Super League table for the first time since the end of MD7 last season, before they then embarked on a three-game winless streak (D2 L1); the Blues are unbeaten in their last 22 league games when starting the day as the WSL leaders (W17 D5), since a 1-0 loss to Manchester City in February 2024.
PLAYERS CUP FIXTURES:
Saturday 31/10
Watford vs Ipswich Town, 3:00pm The Hive Stadium | BWSL 2 YouTube
Sunday 1/11
Durham vs Newcastle United, 12:00pm Wolf Competitions Stadium
Wolverhampton vs Bristol City, 2:00pm SEAH Stadium
Southampton vs Leicester City, 2:00pm Silverlake Stadium
Sunderland vs Sheffield Utd, 2:00pm Eppleton Colliery Football Ground
Nottingham Forest vs Burnley, 2:00pm The City Ground