Women's Super League TV schedule 2024/25: Coverage, TV fixtures and live stream
Your complete guide to watching the Women's Super League in 2024/25, featuring a full TV schedule of games coming up.

The Women's Super League continues with Chelsea looking to extend their lead at the top of the table.
The Blues are unbeaten after 14 games, with 13 victories to their name, while Manchester United, Arsenal and Manchester City trail in their wake.
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Chelsea, who beat City to the title last season by virtue of goal difference, will aim to continue their menacing march to the title as the season approaches the final third.
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Women's Super League TV schedule 2024/25
All UK time. Subject to change. All matches on YouTube, unless specified otherwise.
Sunday 2nd March
- Man Utd v Leicester (12:30pm) BBC iPlayer
- Aston Villa v Everton (2pm)
- Crystal Palace v Liverpool (2pm)
- Tottenham v Man City (2pm)
- Brighton v Chelsea (3pm) Sky Sports
- Arsenal v West Ham (5:30pm) Sky Sports
Wednesday 5th March
- West Ham v Man City (7pm)
- Chelsea v Leicester (7:30pm) Sky Sports
Friday 14th March
- Everton v Arsenal (7pm)
- Liverpool v Man Utd (7:15pm) BBC
Sunday 16th March
- Crystal Palace v Aston Villa (2pm)
- Tottenham v Brighton (3pm)
TV details to be confirmed after this date...
Sunday 23rd March
- Man City v Chelsea (1pm)
- Arsenal v Liverpool (2pm)
- Aston Villa v Man Utd (2pm)
- Leicester v Brighton (3pm)
- West Ham v Tottenham (3pm)
Sunday 30th March
- Man Utd v Everton (12pm)
- Brighton v Man City (2pm)
- Chelsea v West Ham (2pm)
- Crystal Palace v Arsenal (2pm)
- Liverpool v Aston Villa (2pm)
- Leicester v Tottenham (3pm)
Sunday 20th April
- Man City v Everton (1pm)
- Arsenal v Leicester (2pm)
- Brighton v Liverpool (2pm)
- Chelsea v Crystal Palace (2pm)
- Tottenham v Aston Villa (2pm)
- West Ham v Man Utd (3pm)
Sunday 27th April
- Man Utd v Chelsea (12pm)
- Aston Villa v Arsenal (2pm)
- Crystal Palace v West Ham (2pm)
- Everton v Brighton (2pm)
- Liverpool v Tottenham (2pm)
- Leicester v Man City (3pm)
Sunday 4th May
- Man Utd v Man City (12pm)
- Brighton v Arsenal (2pm)
- Crystal Palace v Leicester (2pm)
- Liverpool v Everton (2pm)
- Tottenham v Chelsea (2pm)
- West Ham v Aston Villa (3pm)
Sunday 11th May
- Arsenal v Man Utd (2pm)
- Aston Villa v Brighton (2pm)
- Chelsea v Liverpool (2pm)
- Everton v Tottenham (2pm)
- Leicester v West Ham (2pm)
- Man City v Crystal Palace (2pm)
Women's Super League TV rights 2024/25
Sky Sports and BBC share the live broadcasting rights for the Women's Super League in 2024/25, with games also set to be shown on YouTube.
Sky Sports will show up to 44 live matches in 2024/25. The service can be added to any Sky TV package for just £22 per month for all nine sports channels, or you can pick up the complete sports package plus Netflix for £43 per month.
NOW is essentially Sky Sports without a contract. You can buy a day membership (£14.99) or month membership (£34.99).
BBC boast the rights to show 22 live matches across their platforms this season.
All other games not shown on Sky Sports or BBC will be aired live and free on YouTube.
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