A new season of women’s football is ready to begin. The 2026/27 Barclays WSL and WSL2 fixtures have been released, bringing a season packed with rivalries, new challengers and historic moments.
Whether you follow one club or every fixture across both divisions, the official digital calendars powered by ECAL help fans stay connected with every kick-off, fixture update and key matchday moment.
With an expanded top flight, a competitive second tier and a full season ahead, now is the time to sync your schedule.
Sync the 2026/27 Barclays WSL and WSL2 fixtures today.
A bigger top flight, a new-look second tier
The WSL begins on Friday 4 September, with London City Lionesses hosting Manchester United at 7pm in the only match of opening night.
The fixture will mark a highly anticipated WSL debut for two-time Ballon d’Or winner Alexia Putellas following her summer move to the club.
A packed opening weekend
The opening weekend continues on Saturday with Chelsea hosting Aston Villa on 5 September at 12.30pm.
Sunday delivers a double header, with Brighton welcoming Arsenal at 12pm and Tottenham hosting West Ham at the same time. Reigning champions Manchester City begin their title defence at home against promoted Birmingham City.
The North London derby
One of the first major fixtures to circle is Tottenham versus Arsenal at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday 25 October at 2pm, one of several matches scheduled at major stadiums throughout the season.
A dramatic final day
The season concludes on Sunday 23 May 2027, with the title race, European qualification and relegation battles all potentially going down to the final fixtures.
WSL2: key storylines
A three-way promotion battle
Newcomers Burnley and Wolverhampton Wanderers begin their first-ever WSL2 campaigns, while Watford look to build momentum following promotion.
They will challenge established sides including Bristol City, Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest as clubs compete for promotion and a place in the expanded top flight.
Leicester City’s return challenge
After dropping down from the top tier, Leicester City will be aiming for an immediate return.
Their promotion campaign will be one of the season’s key storylines as clubs compete for success across the second tier.
Follow both divisions in one place
WSL2 begins on the same opening weekend as the WSL, running from Friday 4 September to Sunday 23 May 2027.
With both competitions taking place across the same season, fans can follow every fixture, result and key moment through their preferred digital calendar.
Get every fixture straight to your calendar
The official digital calendars, powered by ECAL, bring every fixture directly into the calendar fans already use on their phone, tablet or computer.
There is no need to manually add matches or keep checking for fixture changes. If a match is rescheduled, your calendar updates automatically.
Each calendar entry provides quick access to important match information, including broadcast details, ticket links, live coverage on the Barclays WSL YouTube channel, league tables and the latest news.
Sync the 2026/27 Barclays WSL and WSL2 fixtures today and never miss a moment.
How to sync the Barclays WSL WSL2 fixtures
Getting started takes less than a minute.
- Visit the official Barclays WSL Fixtures & Results page or use this direct link.
- Choose your preferred schedule, including your favourite club, the full Barclays WSL or the full Barclays WSL2 fixture list.
- Select your calendar app, including Google, Apple, Outlook or another supported platform.
- Confirm your subscription and your fixtures will appear instantly.
Once synced, your calendar stays updated throughout the season with the latest fixture information.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the 2026/27 season start?
Both the Barclays WSL and WSL2 seasons begin on Friday 4 September 2026. The opening Barclays WSL fixture sees London City Lionesses host Manchester United at 7pm.
How many teams are in each division?
The Barclays WSL expands to 14 teams, up from 12, while the Barclays WSL2 remains a 12-team competition.
Which clubs are newly promoted?
Birmingham City, Crystal Palace and Charlton Athletic move into the Barclays WSL. Burnley, Watford and Wolverhampton Wanderers join the Barclays WSL2.
Who are the defending Barclays WSL champions?
Manchester City are the reigning Barclays WSL champions.
When does the season finish?
Both divisions conclude on Sunday 23 May 2027.
Can I sync only my club’s fixtures?
Yes. Fans can select an individual club from either division instead of the full competition schedule. Your chosen fixtures will stay updated automatically throughout the season.
