The Women’s Super League fixtures for the 2026-27 season have been announced

All eyes will be on Putellas’ debut in the WSL – and London City have hit the jackpot with a home opener against a United side many believe they can top this season.

They will want to capitalize on that opportunity to bring in supporters and grow the fanbase – with other star signings, including Putelas, set to be the face of that opening game.

It’s a tough start for United, who play London City, Chelsea and Arsenal in their first three games – a run that could show whether they can challenge for the title or are in shape to secure a Champions League spot.

In contrast, champions Manchester City will be content with their start, avoiding their nearest rivals until October, meaning they could have the chance to open up a lead at the top.

Newcomers Charlton Athletic will be playing their first WSL game at home, which is sure to be a great occasion for the club.

September’s match between Birmingham City and Crystal Palace – last season’s WSL 2 top two – could be another key fixture on the calendar.

The big derby matches held in February and March always carry interesting storylines, while league expansion means fans have an extra game to watch every weekend.

Naturally, when European competition kicks off, there’s the chance to shuffle the calendar a bit but clubs now have an idea of ​​where their feisty spells are likely to take place this season.