WSL on YouTube: Schedule of free live stream games

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A new Women's Super League season has arrived and fans will once again get the chance to watch fixtures for free online this term.

As part of a bumper broadcasting deal that starts in 2025/26, every single game is available – either on TV and online – and the WSL YouTube remains the home of free-to-watch top-flight fixtures.

The English top flight has had an extended break, first for League Cup fixtures and now internationals, but fans will have two free games to choose from when it returns.

Watch the WSL on YouTube

There will be a capital feel to the YouTube fixtures, with London City Lionesses v Brighton and Tottenham v Aston Villa available.

The schedule may change as the 2025/26 campaign progresses, but for now, check out the list of matches you'll be able to savour for free in 2025/26.

RadioTimes.com brings you the complete guide to WSL football live on YouTube.

WSL games on YouTube

All UK time. Subject to change.

Sunday 7th December 2025

London City Lionesses v Brighton (12pm) Sky Sports WSL YouTube
Tottenham v Aston Villa (12pm) Sky Sports WSL YouTube

Sunday 14th December 2025

Leicester v London City Lionesses (11:55am) Sky Sports WSL YouTube
West Ham v Liverpool (11:55am) Sky Sports WSL YouTube

WSL TV rights 2025/26

Sky Sports and BBC share the live broadcasting rights for the Women's Super League in 2025/26, with games also set to be shown on YouTube.

As part of a new five-year broadcasting deal, Sky Sports will show 118 WSL matches this season. 78 of those will be exclusive picks, including the final weekend of the campaign.

The service can be added to any Sky TV package for just £22 per month for all nine sports channels, or you can pick up the complete sports package plus Netflix for £35 per month.

NOW is essentially Sky Sports without a contract. You can buy a day membership (£14.99) or month membership (£34.99).

BBC boast the rights to show 21 live matches across their platforms this season while 34 fixtures will be aired live and free on YouTube.

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