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Women’s Football on TV: Fixtures, Times and Channels

No women’s football on TV today. The next match is Liverpool v Arsenal on Saturday 7 November, kick-off 12pm.

Women’s football is the cheapest live football to follow in the UK. Sky Sports and the BBC share the Women’s Super League, and the BBC’s matches are free — so unlike the men’s game, there is usually a live top-flight fixture each week that costs nothing to watch.

All times below are UK time. The page is rebuilt daily as fixtures move and TV picks are confirmed.

Free women’s football on TV

Date Kick-off Match Channel
Saturday 7 November 12.30pm Chelsea v Everton Sky Mix

All upcoming women’s fixtures

Date Kick-off Match TV
Saturday 7 November 12pm Liverpool v Arsenal Not being televised
Saturday 7 November 12pm London City Lionesses v Birmingham City Not being televised
Saturday 7 November 12.30pm Chelsea v Everton Free on Sky Mix
Saturday 7 November 12.30pm Manchester City v West Ham Sky Sports Mix — subscription needed
Saturday 7 November 12.30pm Aston Villa v Manchester United Not being televised
Sunday 8 November 2pm Tottenham v Brighton Sky Sports Mix — subscription needed
Sunday 8 November 2pm Crystal Palace v Charlton Athletic Not being televised
Saturday 14 November 2pm Chelsea v Manchester City Not being televised
Saturday 14 November 5.30pm Arsenal v London City Lionesses Not being televised
Sunday 15 November 1pm Manchester United v Crystal Palace Not being televised
Sunday 15 November 2pm West Ham v Charlton Athletic Not being televised
Sunday 15 November 2pm Brighton v Liverpool Not being televised
Sunday 15 November 2pm Tottenham v Everton Not being televised
Sunday 15 November 2.30pm Aston Villa v Birmingham City Not being televised
Sunday 22 November 12.30pm Arsenal v West Ham Not announced yet
Sunday 22 November 2pm Birmingham City v Manchester United Not announced yet
Sunday 22 November 2pm Liverpool v Chelsea Not announced yet
Sunday 22 November 2pm Manchester City v Tottenham Not announced yet
Sunday 22 November 2pm Everton v Brighton Not announced yet
Sunday 22 November 2pm Charlton Athletic v Aston Villa Not announced yet

How the Women’s Super League is broadcast

The WSL’s rights are split between Sky Sports and the BBC. Sky carries most of the matches, moving between Sky Sports Premier League, Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Mix depending on what else is on. The BBC takes a smaller number and shows them on BBC One, BBC Two or iPlayer at no cost.

Not every fixture is televised. The deal covers a set number of games per round, so two or three matches most weekends are played with no live coverage at all — which is why a fixture on this page can show no channel without anything having gone wrong.

Frequently asked questions

Is there women’s football on TV today?

No women’s fixtures are listed for today. The next is Liverpool v Arsenal on Saturday 7 November at 12pm, not being televised.

Can I watch women’s football for free?

Yes. Chelsea v Everton on Saturday 7 November at 12.30pm is on Sky Mix, which needs no subscription. The BBC shows a Women’s Super League match most weeks, which makes it the easiest regular live football to watch in the UK without paying for anything.

What channel is the Women’s Super League on?

Sky Sports and the BBC share the rights. Sky shows the majority, spread across Sky Sports Premier League, Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Mix. The BBC’s matches go out on BBC One, BBC Two or BBC iPlayer and are free.

Why is a women’s match not on TV?

Not every fixture is selected. The broadcast deal covers a set number of matches per round rather than all of them, so several games each weekend are played without live coverage. Picks are usually confirmed one to two weeks ahead, so a fixture showing no channel may simply not have been announced yet.


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Fixtures and TV listings updated daily, from TheSportsDB. Kick-off times are UK time and can change when broadcasters move a match.

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