Chelsea’s 2026/27 Women’s Super League fixtures announced
From the official Chelsea FC website:
A home fixture against Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge will kick off our 2026/27 campaign, as we play all of our Women’s Super League home games at Stamford Bridge for the first time.
A full list of WSL matches has now been released for our 2026/27 season. You can be part of this historic campaign with The Bridge Pass, which includes the same seat for six of our biggest games, priority access for cup matches and access to ticket forwarding for matches you can’t attend. Buy your Bridge pass here!
We will open 2026/27 with an exciting home clash against Aston Villa on Saturday 5 September at 12.30pm.
Here we have everything you need to know about who, where and when Chelsea will be playing…
Who is Chelsea’s first WSL game of 2026/27 against?
Our season opener will be against Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge. Tickets for the first four matches of the campaign are on sale now. From just £14 per match, you can be part of another unforgettable season at Stamford Bridge by securing your seat for some of the biggest matches in women’s football.
Who will the Blues finish the 2026/27 season against?
The final game of the WSL season will see us travel to Goodison Park to take on Everton on the weekend of 21-23 May 2027, with final details to be announced nearer the time.
Which games will Chelsea Women play at Stamford Bridge?
All of them! Stamford Bridge is now our permanent home for WSL matches, meaning fans will have the chance to see us play in SW6 for all 13 league fixtures across the 2026/27 campaign.
Season ticket prices start at just £10 per game for adults, with juniors receiving a 50 per cent discount on the adult price. Click here to secure your season ticket for the new campaign!
Who else do Chelsea play in the opening weeks of the season?
Our second fixture takes us north, where we will face Manchester United at the Progress With Unity Stadium. That game will be on Sunday 13 September at 12 noon.
We then return to Stamford Bridge to play Birmingham City on Saturday 19 September at 12.45pm.
When do Chelsea play Arsenal and Tottenham?
We host Arsenal on Sunday 27 September at 4.30pm – the last of the four opening fixtures that have confirmed date and kick-off times already – with the return at the Emirates Stadium pencilled in for 28 March. We face Spurs at Stamford Bridge on 18 October, and away from home on 31 January.
When is the Women’s Super League mid-season break taking place?
Domestic football will pause for the Christmas and New Year period. Our final league game before the festivities will take us to Brighton and Hove Albion on 19 December.
We return from the winter break with a trip to Manchester City on 10 January, for our first league fixture of 2027.
Individual match tickets
Tickets for the 2026/27 season will be released in ticket drops, beginning with the first four fixtures. Information on the next ticket release will be shared in the coming months.
Supporters can take advantage of early-bird pricing when purchasing tickets for the first four fixtures, with tickets starting from just £14 per match. Secure your place before early-bird pricing ends after one week of availability. Sales will be via the Chelsea ticketing portal and Chelsea Women ticket prices can be found here.
Dates and changes to fixtures
Fixtures this season will predominantly be played on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, with all subject to change. Stay tuned to the Chelsea Official App and website for all fixture updates.
Chelsea’s Women’s Super League fixtures – 2026/27
Please note all fixture dates after Round 4 (Arsenal at home) are to be confirmed, subject to change and subject to broadcast selection.
Click here to download the fixtures directly to your calendar.
5 September – Aston Villa (H) Stamford Bridge 12.30pm
13 September – Manchester United (A) Progress with Unity Stadium 12 noon
19 September – Birmingham City (H) Stamford Bridge 12.45pm
27 September – Arsenal (H) Stamford Bridge 4.30pm
4 October – West Ham (A) Chigwell Construction Stadium 2pm
18 October – Tottenham Hotspur (H) Stamford Bridge 2pm
25 October – Crystal Palace (A) Sutton United 2pm
1 November – Charlton Athletic (A) The Valley 2pm
7 November – Everton (H) Stamford Bridge 12.30pm
14 November – Manchester City (H) Stamford Bridge 2pm
22 November – Liverpool (A) St Helens 2pm
13 December – London City Lionesses (H) Stamford Bridge 2pm
19 December – Brighton & Hove Albion (A) Broadfield Stadium 12.30pm
10 January – Manchester City (A) Joie Stadium 2pm
20 January – Charlton Athletic (H) Stamford Bridge 7pm
24 January – Crystal Palace (H) Stamford Bridge 2pm
31 January – Tottenham Hotspur (A) Brisbane Road 2pm
7 February – Liverpool (H) Stamford Bridge 2pm
14 February – London City Lionesses (A) Copperjax Community Stadium 2pm
13 March – Birmingham City (A) St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park
17 March – West Ham United (H) Stamford Bridge 7pm
28 March – Arsenal (A) Emirates Stadium 2pm
4 April – Manchester United (H) Stamford Bridge 2pm
2 May – Aston Villa (A) Villa Park 6pm
9 May – Brighton & Hove Albion Stamford Bridge 2pm
21-23 May – Everton (A) Goodison Park
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