Chelsea Women vs Arsenal Head-to-Head Record: WSL History

Chelsea Women and Arsenal renew one of the Women’s Super League’s biggest rivalries at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.

The London clubs meet at 4.30pm BST, with Chelsea looking to build on an unbeaten start to the new WSL season.

It is also a fixture with more league history than any other in the competition.

According to Chelsea’s official match preview, Chelsea and Arsenal have met 31 times in the Women’s Super League, including the 2017 Spring Series.

Chelsea Women vs Arsenal head-to-head record

WSL meetings: 31
Chelsea wins: 13
Arsenal wins: 10
Draws: 8

Chelsea therefore hold the better league record heading into Sunday’s latest meeting.

There has been considerably less separating the teams recently.

The clubs have met nine times in all competitions since the beginning of the 2023/24 season, with Chelsea winning four, Arsenal winning four and one match finishing level.

Chelsea Women vs Arsenal last five meetings

1 April 2026: Chelsea 1-0 Arsenal – Champions League
24 March 2026: Arsenal 3-1 Chelsea – Champions League
24 January 2026: Chelsea 0-2 Arsenal – WSL
8 November 2025: Arsenal 1-1 Chelsea – WSL
26 January 2025: Chelsea 1-0 Arsenal – WSL

The most recent encounter came in the second leg of last season’s Champions League quarter-final.

Sjoeke Nüsken scored late as Chelsea won 1-0 at Stamford Bridge, although Arsenal progressed 3-2 on aggregate after winning the first leg 3-1.

Arsenal also enjoyed success on their most recent WSL visit to Stamford Bridge.

Beth Mead and Mariona Caldentey scored as the visitors beat Chelsea 2-0 in January.

Chelsea had previously gone six consecutive WSL home matches against Arsenal without defeat.

Chelsea and Arsenal have traded blows recently

Last season’s league meeting at the Emirates finished 1-1.

Alyssa Thompson gave Chelsea an early advantage before Alessia Russo equalised with three minutes of normal time remaining.

The subsequent Champions League quarter-final emphasised how finely balanced the rivalry has become.

Arsenal won the first leg 3-1 before Chelsea responded with a 1-0 victory at Stamford Bridge, leaving the Gunners ahead by a single goal on aggregate.

Sunday will be the tenth meeting between the clubs in all competitions since the start of 2023/24.

Supporters planning to watch the latest instalment can find all the broadcast information in our Chelsea Women vs Arsenal TV channel and live stream guide.