The countdown to the new WSL season can truly begin. On Thursday morning at 10am, the fixtures for the new Women's Super League season were released, so check out Liverpool's entire calendar below.
September
- Sunday 6 September: Charlton Athletic - The Valley. Kick off 2pm. Live on Sky Sports.
- Sunday 13 September: Tottenham Hotspur - BrewDog Stadium. Kick off 2pm. Live on Sky Sports.
- Friday 18 September: Manchester City - Joie Stadium. Kick off 7pm. Live on Sky Sports.
- Sunday 27 September: Everton - Anfield. Kick off 2pm. Live on Sky Sports.
October
- 3 or 4 October: Manchester United - The Progress With Unity Stadium.
- Saturday 17 October: Aston Villa - Villa Park. Kick off TBC.
- 24 or 25 October: London City Lionesses - BrewDog Stadium.
November
- Sunday 1 November: West Ham United - Chigwell Construction Stadium. Kick off TBC.
- 7 or 8 November: Arsenal - Anfield.
- 14 or 15 November: Brighton & Hove Albion - Amex Stadium.
- 22 or 23 November: Chelsea - BrewDog Stadium.
December
- 12 or 13 December: Birmingham City - St Andrew's.
- 19 or 20 December: Crystal Palace - BrewDog Stadium.
January
- 9 or 10 January: Tottenham Hotspur - Brisbane Stadium.
- Thursday 21 January: Arsenal - Emirates Stadium. Kick off TBC.
- Sunday 24 January: West Ham United - BrewDog Stadium. Kick off TBC.
- 30 or 31 January: Brighton & Hove Albion - BrewDog Stadium.
February
- 6 or 7 February: Chelsea - Stamford Bridge.
- 13 or 14 February: Birmingham City - BrewDog Stadium.
March
- 13 or 14 March: London City Lionesses - Copperjax Community Stadium.
- Wednesday 17 March: Manchester United - BrewDog Stadium. Kick off TBC.
- 27 or 28 March: Everton - Goodison Park.
April
- 3 or 4 April: Aston Villa - Anfield.
May
- 1 or 2 May: Charlton Athletic - BrewDog Stadium.
- 8 or 9 May: Crystal Palace - Gander Green Lane.
- Final game of the season. Date TBC: Manchester City - BrewDog Stadium.
Note: Only dates and kick off times for fixtures up to and including 27 September are confirmed. All subsequent matches are subject to change.
Liverpool will begin their WSL campaign on Sunday 6 September against Charlton Athletic in South London. The Reds' first home game of the season is against Tottenham Hotspur in St Helen's the following Sunday. After that, Gareth Taylor will be up against his former side, namely Manchester City, facing the champions at Joie Stadium in a Friday night fixture.
Liverpool's first four matches will all be broadcast by Sky Sports in the UK, while CBS Sports have won the rights to the WSL in the United States. Alongside Sky, BBC also show matches in the UK.
Where will Liverpool play their home WSL matches?
Liverpool's primary home is BrewDog Stadium in St Helens, having signed a ten-year agreement with the Rugby Super League club in 2024. However, the Reds will once again play three matches at Anfield. This will be the home matches against Everton, Arsenal and Aston Villa.
What is new about the WSL next season?
The Women's Super League has expanded from 12 to 14 clubs, meaning every team will now play 26 league matches. Birmingham City, Crystal Palace and Charlton Athletic are the newly-promoted tio, the latter defeating Leicester City on penalties in a play-off in May, thereby relegating the Foxes.
What other competitions will Liverpool compete in?
Liverpool will enter the FA Cup in the fourth round, reaching the semi-finals of last year's competition, before being ousted by Brighton & Hove Albion.
The Reds will also enter the recently rebranded and revamped Subway Players Cup. They will enter a league phase, playing six matches and six away. The top eight clubs at the end of the league phase will advance to the quarter-finals, with a straight knockout competition thereafter. To reduce travel costs, ahead of the league phase, the 23 competing clubs have been split into north and south.
Subway Players Cup regional split
- Northern: Aston Villa, Birmingham, Burnley, Durham, Everton, Liverpool, Manchester United, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest, Sheffield United & Sunderland.
- Southern: Brighton, Bristol City, Charlton, Crystal Palace, Ipswich, Leicester, London City Lionesses, Southampton, Tottenham, Watford, West Ham & Wolves.
Starting from this season, the WSL's UEFA competitions entrants will not compete in the League Cup. Well, considering this trio, Manchester City, Arsenal and Chelsea, have won every single edition of the Conti Cup to date, this really opens it up for the rest of the field. Thus, Taylor's team have to be viewing this competition as a genuine opportunity to land Liverpool's first piece of major silverware.
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