WSL Week 9 Megathread and Complete Global Watch Guide: Manchester Derby on BBC One, Five Sunday Fixtures on Sky Including Liverpool vs Chelsea, Villa vs LCL, Brighton vs Leicester, West Ham vs Everton, Plus Tottenham vs Arsenal in the North London Derby to close the weekend schedule.

Welcome to the full Week 9 megathread for the Barclays Women’s Super League. This weekend arrives during the men’s international break, but women’s football continues uninterrupted. Below is a complete guide covering every match, every time zone, and every available platform, starting with full UK broadcast information before expanding to the global watch guide. Nothing here relies on previews or summaries; this is strictly a comprehensive breakdown of how to watch every single fixture across the entire WSL calendar this weekend.

This Week 9 schedule begins with the headline match on Saturday and then shifts into a heavy Sunday programme featuring five matches, including live multiview functionality across Sky Sports platforms for UK audiences. The goal of this megathread is to provide a self-contained source where every viewer worldwide can determine exactly where to watch, how to access streams, and which broadcaster carries each respective match in their country. To make this as accessible as possible for international readers, a detailed set of navigation instructions is included for the official worldwide watch guide, letting users jump directly to their nation using either keyboard shortcuts or mobile find-in-page tools.

SATURDAY FIXTURE AND UK BROADCAST DETAILS

Manchester City vs Manchester United (Manchester Derby)
Venue: Etihad Stadium
Kick-off: 13:30 GMT (UK Time), Saturday
UK Broadcaster: BBC One (live), also available via BBC iPlayer
This match opens Week 9 and is the weekend’s only Saturday fixture. It is available free-to-air across the United Kingdom through BBC One. Viewers inside the UK can also follow via BBC iPlayer on web, smart TV, or mobile.

SUNDAY FIXTURES AND UK BROADCAST DETAILS

Five matches take place on Sunday. Four of them are part of Sky’s multiview offering on Sky Sports Football, giving UK viewers the option to view up to four matches simultaneously. All times listed are UK Time (GMT).

Liverpool vs Chelsea
Kick-off: 12:00 GMT
UK Broadcasters: Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Showcase
Included in multiview: Yes (on Sky Sports Football)

Aston Villa vs London City Lionesses
Kick-off: 12:00 GMT
UK Broadcaster: Sky Sports Mix
Included in multiview: Yes (on Sky Sports Football)

Brighton vs Leicester City
Kick-off: 12:00 GMT
UK Stream Link (Sky Sports WSL YouTube channel):
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ob8cPj-_uE4
Included in multiview: Yes (on Sky Sports Football)

West Ham United vs Everton
Kick-off: 12:00 GMT
UK Stream Link (Sky Sports WSL YouTube channel):
www.youtube.com/watch?v=POv7Dk8QJ3k
Included in multiview: Yes (on Sky Sports Football)

Tottenham Hotspur vs Arsenal (North London Derby)
Kick-off: 14:30 GMT
UK Broadcaster: Sky Sports Premier League
Standing alone as the late Sunday broadcast, this match concludes the weekend and receives full coverage on Sky Sports Premier League. It is not part of the multiview block because it kicks off later.

GLOBAL VIEWING INFORMATION AND FULL COUNTRY-BY-COUNTRY DIRECTORY

If you are outside the United Kingdom, you can still follow every WSL match through the official global broadcast partners. Rather than fragment this megathread with hundreds of country listings, the league maintains a centralised information hub that stays updated throughout the season. This ensures all international viewers receive accurate, region-specific data for both live broadcasts and official digital streams.

Worldwide Watch Guide URL:
www.wslfootball.com/news/wsl/where-to-watch-the-barclays-womens-super-league

To find your country quickly, use the appropriate search shortcut depending on your device:

Windows: Press Ctrl+F and type your country name.
Mac: Press Cmd+F and type your country name.
iPhone or Android browsers: Use Find in Page from your browser menu and enter your country.

This will immediately jump you to your broadcast partner, whether that is DAZN, Optus Sport, TSN, Viaplay, ESPN networks, Sky NZ, or a regional rights holder specific to your territory. The global guide also includes information for nations where WSL matches are available without subscription through streaming platforms provided by the league or affiliated networks.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL BREAK VIEWERS

While the men's international break is underway, the Women’s Super League continues its schedule without interruption. For fans seeking live club football during the break, this weekend provides one of the strongest WSL slates of the season: a Manchester Derby, a North London Derby, multiple simultaneous Sunday fixtures, and both Sky and BBC providing wide UK access including free-to-air options.

Women’s football is not only continuing through the weekend but offering one of the most complete matchdays of the campaign so far. Whether you are in the UK or abroad, every match is accessible through official broadcast partners or approved digital streaming platforms.