Women's Super League (WSL)

The Women’s Super League is the top league of English football, consisting of 12 teams and founded in 2010 as a replacement to the Premier League National Division. The team to earn the highest points over the 22 match season that runs from September to May is the champion, with the lowest club relegated to the Women’s Championship division. Chelsea are the most successful club with seven titles, followed by Arsenal (three), Liverpool (two) and Manchester City (one).

2024 – 2025 Women’s Super League Season

The 2024-25 Women’s Super League season is due to start on the weekend of the 21st September 2024 and will finish on the 11th May 2022. The defending champions are Chelsea, with Crystal Palace being the newly promoted team to the division.

The below 12 teams are competing in the Women’s Super League in the 2024-2025 season. Click on the link next to the team (where available) for a guide to visiting the stadium and city, or view the map on the bottom of this page to see where each team is located.

Arsenal W.F.C. – Emirates Stadium (Capacity – 60,704)
Aston Villa W.F.C. – Bescot Stadium (Capacity – 11,000)
Brighton & Hove Albion W.F.C. – Broadfield Stadium (Capacity – 6,134)
Chelsea F.C. Women – Kingsmeadow (Capacity – 4,850)
Crystal Palace – Gander Green Lane (Capacity – 5,032)
Everton F.C. – Walton Hall Park (Capacity – 2,200)
Leicester City W.F.C. – King Power Stadium (Capacity – 32,312)
Liverpool – Totally Wicked Stadium (Capacity – 18,000)
Manchester City W.F.C. – Academy Stadium (Capacity – 7,000)
Manchester United W.F.C. – Leigh Sports Village (Capacity – 12,000)
Tottenham Hotspur F.C. Women – Brisbane Road (Capacity – 9,271)
West Ham United F.C. Women – Victoria Road (Capacity – 6,078)

How to buy tickets for the Women’s Super League

Ticketing information for all clubs competing in the Women’s Super League competition is available on the venue guides above (where available) or on the official website by clicking here.