The broadcast picks for round twenty of the 2025-26 Barclays Women’s Super League season (encompassing the weekend of April 25 and 26) have now been confirmed.
Brighton & Hove Albion’s home clash against Manchester City will kick off the action on Saturday 25 April with a 12pm start, live on Sky Sports.
The following day, there is a trio of midday kick-offs on Sky Sports, with Tottenham Hotspur against Manchester United exclusive to the channel, while London City Lionesses v Leicester City and Everton against Chelsea will additionally be available on the Barclays WSL YouTube channel.
Later that afternoon, Liverpool against West Ham United will be broadcast across both BBC iPlayer and Sky Sports with a 2pm kick-off, before Aston Villa’s home clash against Arsenal – kicking off at 2.15pm – will be available solely on Sky Sports.
| CHANNEL | DAY | DATE | HOME | AWAY | TIME |
| Sky Sports | Sat | 25 Apr | Brighton & Hove Albion | Manchester City | 12:00 |
| Sky Sports | Sun | 26 Apr | Tottenham Hotspur | Manchester United | 12:00 |
| Sky Sports &
Barclays WSL YouTube |
Sun | 26 Apr | London City Lionesses | Leicester City | 12:00 |
| Sky Sports &
Barclays WSL YouTube |
Sun | 26 Apr | Everton | Chelsea | 12:00 |
| BBC iPlayer & Sky Sports | Sun | 26 Apr | Liverpool | West Ham United | 14:00 |
| Sky Sports | Sun | 26 Apr | Aston Villa | Arsenal | 14:15 |
There are provisional alternative dates however for three of the above fixtures, pending the outcome of the UEFA Women’s Champions League (UWCL) quarter finals.
Either Arsenal or Chelsea, and potentially Manchester United, will progress to the semi-finals of the UWCL which will be held across the weekend of April 25 and 26.
Therefore, dependent on the outcome of their respective quarter final ties in late March/early April, their fixtures could be moved to the following dates:
- Aston Villa v Arsenal – Wednesday 22 April
- Everton v Chelsea – Wednesday 29 April
- Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United – Wednesday 6 May
Additionally, all Barclays WSL 2 fixtures across the same weekend will be available to watch on the division’s own YouTube channel.
With thanks to the WSL
