Sunday, 3/2/2025 | ||||
09:00 | | Tottenham Women ![]() | ![]() | |
09:00 | | Aston Villa Women ![]() | ![]() |
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09:00 | | Crystal Palace Women ![]() | ![]() |
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Wednesday, 3/5/2025 | ||||
14:00 | | West Ham Women ![]() | ![]() |
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Friday, 3/14/2025 | ||||
14:00 | | Everton Women ![]() | ![]() |
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Sunday, 3/16/2025 | ||||
09:00 | | Crystal Palace Women ![]() | ![]() |
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10:00 | | Tottenham Women ![]() | ![]() |
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STATISTICAL DATA OF WOMEN’S SUPER LEAGUE ON TELEVISION IN USA |
As of today 2/21/2025, and since this website started collecting statistical data on when and where Soccer matches from the Women’s Super League competition in USA are televised, which began on 10/10/2020, we can provide the following data: |
379 TV BROADCASTSMost Repeated Match Arsenal Women - Tottenham Women 5 |
LAST FREE GAME Man City Women - Liverpool Women 2/16/2025 Women’s Super League por ESPN+ Plus, WSL YouTube LAST PAY-PER-VIEW MATCH Liverpool Women - Arsenal Women 12/15/2024 Women’s Super League por ESPN+ Plus |
TOTAL 16 TV CHANNELS DAYS 4 WITHOUT FREE GAME AVERAGE 1.2 CHANNELS PER MATCH |
TOTAL 16 CANALES TOTAL 15 Total equipos |
NUMBER OF GAMES BY DAY OF THE WEEK MONDAY 1 0.26% TUESDAY - - % WEDNESDAY 18 4.75% THURSDAY 4 1.06% FRIDAY 17 4.49% SATURDAY 71 18.73% SUNDAY 268 70.71% |
NUMBER OF GAMES BY MONTH JANUARY 33 8.71% FEBRUARY 32 8.44% MARCH 53 13.98% APRIL 32 8.44% MAY 40 10.55% JUNE - - % JULY - - % AUGUST - - % SEPTEMBER 26 6.86% OCTOBER 70 18.47% NOVEMBER 53 13.98% DECEMBER 40 10.55% |
NUMBER OF MATCHES PER YEAR 2025 24 6.33% 2024 110 29.02% 2023 121 31.93% 2022 82 21.64% 2021 33 8.71% 2020 9 2.37% |
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Now, there are 7 Women’s Super League live televised matches and 1 TV channels will broadcast each and every one of them. The next match you will be able to enjoy is Tottenham Women - Man City Women and it will be played next Sunday, March 2, 2025 at 3:00 PM televised by WSL YouTube.
The FA Women's Super League is the most important league for women's football in England. It was created in 2010 by the Football Association and replaced the National Premier League.
Currently, the competition is made up of 12 teams. The top finishers get access to the next edition of the UEFA Women's Champions League.
The intention of the organizers was to make a professional league from the beginning, but in November 2010 it was confirmed as semi-professional. In this way, only some of the best players could dedicate themselves full time to soccer.
The 2011 FA Women’s Super League season included a mid-season hiatus to allow the players chosen for the England national team to prepare for the World Cup. Until 2017, the competition was only played during the spring and summer months.
In addition to the FA Women’s Super League, there is another tournament called the FA Women’s Super League Cup. It has a group stage format and then knockouts to decide the champion. In 2014 the competition was played after finishing the league. Since 2015, both are disputed in parallel.
The Football Association announced in September 2017 a reform of the league to expand the participants of the first two divisions of women's football. Looking ahead to the 2018-19 campaign, he definitely became professional.
Each team can have a maximum of up to 23 players on the squad. As in men's football, foreign female footballers need to obtain a work permit in order to join the clubs and take part in the competition.
To balance the difference in level between the teams, since 2013 a salary limit system has been included in the FA Women's Super League regulations.
Arsenal won the inaugural season in 2011. The Gunners obtained 32 points from 14 games and finished at the top of the standings ahead of rivals such as Birmingham City, Everton, Lincoln Ladies, Bristol Academy, Chelsea, Doncaster Rovers Belles and Liverpool. A success that they also repeated in the following campaign, being the first club in history to successfully defend the title.
The first games of the FA Women’s Super League on television were seen on ESPN. Over the years, live coverage expanded until it was possible to see, either through conventional channels or through streaming, the vast majority of meetings.