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Arsenal Women vs Crystal Palace: TV channel and kick-off time

Arsenal Women return to Emirates Stadium on Sunday when Renée Slegers’ side face Crystal Palace in their first home Women’s Super League match of the season.

Arsenal Women vs Crystal Palace Women takes place on Sunday, 13 September, with kick-off scheduled for 2.45pm BST.

The match has been selected for live coverage on BBC Two, with the WSL’s confirmed September broadcast schedule listing Arsenal’s home opener among the BBC selections.

How to watch Arsenal Women vs Crystal Palace

Supporters in the United Kingdom can watch the match live on BBC Two.

Current television listings also show the game being available through BBC iPlayer, giving supporters an online streaming option.

The key details are:

Fixture: Arsenal Women vs Crystal Palace Women
Competition: Women’s Super League
Date: Sunday, 13 September 2026
Kick-off: 2.45pm BST
Venue: Emirates Stadium
UK TV: BBC Two
Live stream: BBC iPlayer

Arsenal’s own stadium information confirms the fixture will take place at the Emirates with the 2.45pm kick-off.

Arsenal look to build on Brighton victory

Slegers’ side began their WSL campaign with a 1-0 victory away to Brighton, as summer signing Lisa Baum scored the decisive goal on her competitive debut.

Several of Arsenal’s new arrivals made an immediate impact, something ReadArsenal examined after four summer signings started the opening-weekend win.

Crystal Palace also arrive with three points.

Jo Potter’s newly-promoted side beat Everton 1-0 last weekend, with Lexi Lloyd-Smith scoring the winner on her debut. Palace recorded six shots on target despite having only 40 per cent possession.

That gives Sunday’s meeting an added edge as both teams attempt to maintain winning starts.

Supporters can follow Arsenal’s squad, fixtures and wider campaign through ReadArsenal’s permanent Arsenal Women guide.

Manchester United then visit the Emirates six days later as Slegers’ demanding September schedule gathers pace.

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