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How to watch WSL: Women's Super League live streams, TV channels for 2025/2026 season
The Women's Super League is the top flight football league in the UK with some of the world's biggest stars – here's how to watch the WSL online, on TV, and from anywhere
How to watch Chelsea Women vs London City Lionesses – Can Sonia Bompastor extend her unbeaten WSL run?
The Women's Super League champions take on newly-promoted London City Lionesses at Stamford Bridge – here's how to watch the game online and on TV today
Manchester United make history with late blitz to beat Everton and file a pair of football firsts
Everton were beaten at the Hill Dickinson Stadium
Women’s world transfer record broken for the third time in two months by ‘crazy’ WSL fee
Manchester United manager Marc Skinner warns big spenders that the pressure is on as the new Women’s Super League season begins
‘I was so, so scared. They put a plastic cage around my head before I went head first into the machine’ Aston Villa goalkeeper Ellie Roebuck opens up about tough times at Manchester City and having a stroke at 24
Lionesses goalkeeper Ellie Roebuck has endured more in the last two years than most players have to deal with their whole careers
‘No-one would have thought Arsenal could have won the Champions League, and they did it. They proved their character - they were resilient and hard to beat’ Rachel Yankey on Arsenal’s WSL hopes
EXCLUSIVE The Gunners will be hoping to end London rivals Chelsea’s recent WSL domination
Football fixtures: Every game in every competition, with TV details and kick-off times, for the 2025/26 calendar
CALENDAR Your 2025/26 calendar for football fixtures is packed with every game from every league, cup and tournament this season
‘I made the right decision to miss the Euros – I haven’t thought about a return to the England squad yet, but I’m feeling good and excited to play football again’ Millie Bright talks exclusively to FourFourTwo, at launch of her own sportswear range
Lionesses legend Millie Bright explains why she's raring to go for the new WSL season with Chelsea, after sitting out England's successful Euros campaign
