Chelsea Women vs Manchester United Women: How to watch, kick-off time and Women’s FA Cup details
From the official Chelsea FC website:
Chelsea Women’s journey continues in the Women’s FA Cup with a fifth round meeting against Manchester United at Kingsmeadow.
The first of back-to-back knockout fixtures against Manchester United arrives in the Women’s FA Cup fifth round, as we look to add to our emphatic 5-0 victory when we opened our defence of the trophy against Crystal Palace last month.
Below is everything you need to know, including Chelsea Women vs Manchester United Women kick-off time and key match information.
When and where is Chelsea Women vs Manchester United?
We take on Manchester United at Kingsmeadow on Sunday 22 February 2026, with kick-off scheduled for 1.30pm UK time.
How to watch Chelsea Women vs Manchester United
Chelsea Women vs Manchester United Women is being shown live by TNT Sports in the UK.
As always, team news, live updates and match coverage will be provide in our Chelsea Women vs Manchester United Match Centre on the Chelsea Official App and Chelsea website.
You can also follow through Chelsea Women’s social media channels on X, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
You will be able to watch the full Chelsea Women vs Manchester United match on the Chelsea Official App and Chelsea website from 12pm on Monday.
The form
After a tricky spell, Chelsea have leaped back to winning ways with consecutive victories in the Women’s Super League. A pair of 2-0 victories started away at Tottenham Hotspur, courtesy of Keira Walsh and Alyssa Thompson goals, before Lauren James scored one and set up Sjoeke Nusken for the other in last weekend’s home triumph over Liverpool.
Manchester United are on a run of seven consecutive wins across all competitions, since a 0-0 WSL draw at Arsenal on 10 January, although they must still face Atletico Madrid in the second leg of their UEFA Women’s Champions League last 16 before coming to Kingsmeadow.
Recent head-to-head
These two teams have already met once this season, back in October in the Women’s Super League, when Wieke Kaptein‘s early strike for the Blues helped us to a hard-fought 1-1 draw in Manchester.
Of course, five months before that, we had also faced the Red Devils in the final of the Women’s FA Cup last season. On that occasion things were more one-sided, as Sandy Baltimore‘s penalty gave us the lead and two late goals made our triumph certain, Catarina Macario‘s strike and Baltimore’s second of the game making the final score at Wembley 3-0.
