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Watch the Women's Super League elite go head-to-head this week in Brentford
• Dates: Thursday 28 May - Saturday 30 May 2026
• Teams: Chelsea, Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur, Aston Villa, Everton, London City Lionesses, West Ham United & Leicester City
• Venue: Gtech Community Stadium, Brentford
• TV & Streaming: Sky Sports (UK), DAZN
• Watch from anywhere: Get 70% off NordVPN
World Sevens is back, featuring eight clubs in a three-day competition, unique to women's football - and this time, it's in London.
This is the third edition of the fast-paced seven-a-side format, featuring some of the biggest names in the game.
FourFourTwo has all the information on live streams and TV channels so you can watch the World Sevens online, on TV, and from anywhere.
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You can watch the World Sevens for free in certain locations on DAZN.
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How to watch World Sevens in the UK
The World Sevens will be broadcast live in the UK by Sky Sports.
Watch World Sevens in the US
Fans in the USA can watch World Sevens on DAZN.
What is World Sevens?
World Sevens Football is a fast-paced women’s seven-a-side tournament designed to bring an entertaining twist to the traditional games we see throughout the season.
The competition features eight clubs competing across a three-day event in London at the Gtech Community Stadium - this is the third edition of the tournament, with the first in Portugal last summer and the second in December 2025 in Florida.
Matches are played on smaller pitches, with games lasting just 30 minutes split into two halves. Teams are divided into two groups before the top sides advance to the knockout stages and final.
The format allows unlimited rolling substitutions and does not enforce the offside rule, encouraging attacking football throughout.
World Sevens was launched in 2025 as a global women’s football series, with the initial appeal being the sizeable prize money pool of $5m for the first two editions.
The tournament was co-founded by American entrepreneurs Justin Fishkin and Jennifer Mackesy, with the latter owning a minority stake in Chelsea Women and being co-owner of National Women's Soccer League club Gotham FC.
This year's prize pot is much lower, at $1.5m, with the winner taking $500,000 compared to first edition winner Bayern Munich's $2.5m.
The tournament brings festival-style entertainment alongside the shorter matches to attract new audiences to the women’s game.
This year, all eight clubs are English - Chelsea, Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur, Aston Villa, Everton, London City Lionesses, West Ham United & newly-relegated Leicester City will battle it out in Brentford.
World Sevens schedule
Thursday May 28
Chelsea vs Everton, 3pm
London City vs Leicester, 4pm
Man Utd vs West Ham, 5pm
Spurs vs Aston Villa, 6pm
London City vs Everton, 7pm
Chelsea vs Leicester, 8pm
Friday May 29
Man Utd vs Aston Villa, 3pm
Spurs vs West Ham, 4pm
Everton vs Leicester, 5pm
Chelsea v London City, 6pm
Aston Villa vs West Ham, 7pm
Man Utd vs Spurs, 8pm
Saturday May 30
Winner Group 1 vs Runner Up Group 2, 11am
Winner Group 2 vs Runner Up Group 1, 12pm
Final, 2.30pm
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