The Women's Super League (WSL) is England's top-flight women's football division, featuring 12 teams including global powerhouses Chelsea, Arsenal, and Manchester City. The WSL season runs from September to May, with matches typically played on weekends. Growing investment and media attention have made the WSL one of the most competitive women's leagues in the world.
| Broadcaster | Type | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| BBC Sport / BBC iPlayer | Free TV + Streaming | Select matches |
| Sky Sports | Pay TV | Primary broadcaster |
| Region | Broadcaster |
|---|---|
| USA | ESPN+ |
| Global | Various — check local listings |
Sky Sports is the primary broadcaster, showing the majority of WSL fixtures live. BBC Sport and BBC iPlayer provide free coverage of select matches, including highlights and analysis on the BBC Sport website and app. Matches not selected for live TV coverage are often available via the WSL YouTube channel and club streaming platforms. In the United States, ESPN+ carries WSL matches as part of its subscription. DAZN holds rights in various European and global markets. Match times in the UK are typically Saturday or Sunday afternoons, with occasional midweek fixtures.
BBC iPlayer is free with a UK TV licence and available on web, iOS, Android, smart TVs, and streaming devices. Sky Sports requires a Sky or NOW subscription and supports all major platforms.
The WSL runs September to May with 12 teams playing 22 matches each.
Last updated: 24 August 2026
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