The Barclays FA Women’s Super League will continue to be one of Sky Sports’ flagship offerings during the 2022/23 season, with 35 games shown exclusively live.
After viewing figures last term rose an incredible 171 per cent vs the 2020/21 campaign, the WSL returns this Saturday September 10 live on Sky Sports as Tottenham take on Manchester United at 12.30pm.
That game is followed by Manchester City hosting Arsenal on September 11 at 7pm. The regular Sunday evening kick-offs will follow Super Sunday with touchscreen analysis and expert opinions on the game.
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The 2022/23 WSL season kicks off on Saturday September 10, live on Sky Sports
The current Sky Sports WSL presenter line-up is led by Caroline Barker and includes expert pundit Karen Carney. Joining them this season will be another of England’s all-time greats, Kelly Smith MBE, known for her successful spell at Arsenal and as England Women’s all-time record goalscorer.
Airing every Thursday on Sky Sports Premier League and starting with a Beth Mead special, Jessica Creighton will return with her comprehensive round-up of all things WSL and women’s football with Inside The WSL.