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Chelsea vs Arsenal Women: TV channel and live stream

Arsenal Women return to Women’s Super League action against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.

Renée Slegers’ side face one of their biggest domestic tests of the season after beginning their league campaign with five points from three matches.

Here is how supporters can watch Chelsea vs Arsenal Women in the UK.

What channel is Chelsea vs Arsenal Women on?

Chelsea vs Arsenal Women will be shown live on Sky Sports Premier League.

Sky Sports confirms the fixture is part of its Sunday WSL coverage.

The match kicks off at 4.30pm BST on Sunday 27 September, with Sky’s coverage listed from 4.15pm.

Chelsea’s official fixture list also confirms Stamford Bridge as the venue.

Chelsea vs Arsenal Women match details

  • Date: Sunday 27 September 2026
  • Kick-off: 4.30pm BST
  • Venue: Stamford Bridge
  • Competition: Women’s Super League
  • UK TV: Sky Sports Premier League

How to live stream Chelsea vs Arsenal Women

Sky Sports subscribers can follow the match through Sky’s usual online and mobile streaming services.

Supporters can track Arsenal’s fixtures, squad and wider season through our permanent Arsenal Women guide.

Arsenal face major Chelsea test

Arsenal travel to Stamford Bridge unbeaten in the WSL but already five points behind leaders Manchester City after three matches.

The Gunners beat Brighton 1-0 before being held by Crystal Palace and Manchester United.

Those results have exposed an attacking issue for Slegers, with Arsenal dominating possession without consistently creating enough clear chances.

We examined that concern in our recent analysis of Arsenal Women’s attacking problems.

Chelsea have seven points from their opening three league matches after following a draw with Aston Villa by beating Manchester United and Birmingham City.

Sunday therefore gives Arsenal an early opportunity to make up ground against one of their major WSL rivals.

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