Manchester United Women vs Chelsea Women: TV channel, kick-off time and how to watch

Chelsea Women vs Man United TV details have now been confirmed. This update, published on 5 October 2026, sets out the kick-off time and broadcast plan for Chelsea Women’s Women’s Super League match against Manchester United Women. The game takes place at the Progress With Unity Stadium, as part of the current Women’s Super League calendar.

Kick-off is 12pm BST on Sunday 13 September 2026, giving supporters a clear picture of when to tune in.

Chelsea Women vs Manchester United Women: confirmed details

Sunday’s match is confirmed for the Progress With Unity Stadium, with that 12pm BST kick-off now locked in for the Women’s Super League clash.

Chelsea’s most recent result was a 1-1 scoreline against Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge. Manchester United, by contrast, opened their campaign with a 2-1 reverse away from home against London City Lionesses.

Team line-ups for Sunday’s game have not yet been confirmed. Team news from both camps is expected closer to kick-off, as is standard before Women’s Super League fixtures.

Where to watch Chelsea Women vs Manchester United Women

For supporters still searching for the Chelsea Women vs Man United TV channel, the answer comes down to three Sky outlets. Sky One, Sky Sports Mix and Sky Sports+ will all carry the match live in the UK.

All three channels begin their coverage ahead of Sunday’s lunchtime kick-off, giving fans several ways to find the game on the day.

Sky subscribers should also be able to stream the match as usual, through the broadcaster’s normal subscriber services, where available.

Beyond this trio of channels, no other UK broadcast information has been confirmed for the fixture.

What happens next

Team news is the next significant update for supporters. Both managers have yet to confirm their starting line-ups for Sunday afternoon. This topic has been covered before, including in a confirmed line-ups report for the Brentford match earlier in the season.

Chelsea’s attacking form has offered useful context in recent weeks ahead of this trip. Aggie Beever-Jones’ display against West Ham provided some fresh encouragement, and that kind of form will matter again at the weekend.

Supporters wanting the fuller build-up to this fixture, including the context published before these details were confirmed, can still refer to the original preview for further background.

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