WSL fixtures this weekend: TV channels and free streams

WSL football continues this weekend with Chelsea against Manchester City on BBC One, and every other fixture listed by Sky Sports. Two matches are also available on the league’s official YouTube channel.

There are seven games across Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 November. Manchester United open the programme against Crystal Palace, and Arsenal’s meeting with London City Lionesses brings the weekend to a close.

WSL fixtures this weekend: UK TV schedule

All times below are GMT kick-off times. Pre-match programmes may begin earlier.

Date and kick-off	Match	Venue	UK coverage
Sat 14 Nov, 12.45pm	Man Utd vs Crystal Palace	Progress with Unity Stadium	Sky Sports Premier League
Sat 14 Nov, 1.30pm	Chelsea vs Man City	Stamford Bridge	BBC One
Sat 14 Nov, 3pm	Tottenham vs Everton	BetWright Stadium	Sky Sports Premier League
Sat 14 Nov, 5.15pm	Brighton vs Liverpool	Amex Stadium	Sky Sports Premier League; WSL YouTube
Sun 15 Nov, 2pm	Aston Villa vs Birmingham	Villa Park	Sky Sports Premier League
Sun 15 Nov, 2pm	West Ham vs Charlton	Victoria Road Stadium	Sky Sports Mix; WSL YouTube
Sun 15 Nov, 4.30pm	Arsenal vs London City Lionesses	Emirates Stadium	Sky Sports Premier League

The channel information follows Sky’s listings and the WSL’s official broadcast announcement. Chelsea vs City is the BBC selection.

Which WSL games are on YouTube?

Brighton against Liverpool on Saturday and West Ham against Charlton on Sunday are the two games on the official WSL YouTube channel. UK viewers can watch those streams without a Sky Sports subscription.

The YouTube listings apply only to these two games. They do not mean all seven fixtures are available there.

When should I tune in for Arsenal?

Arsenal against London City Lionesses kicks off at 4.30pm on Sunday. Sky Sports Premier League starts its programme at 4.15pm. Sky currently lists Main Event coverage from 5pm, so choose Premier League if you want the start of the match.

Which matches overlap?

Saturday’s first two games overlap, with Chelsea vs City starting 45 minutes after United vs Palace. On Sunday, Villa vs Birmingham and West Ham vs Charlton both start at 2pm.

That gives viewers a choice of games rather than a continuous run of seven complete live broadcasts. For previews, team news and reaction, follow our football coverage.