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Friday's opener in Bromley launches a packed WSL weekend as the 2026-27 women's football season gets underway.
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Women's football fans, dust off your scarves. The 2026-27 season kicks off this Friday evening in Bromley, where London City Lionesses welcome Manchester United. Not a bad curtain-raiser, that.
Saturday sees Chelsea open their campaign against Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge. Sunday, meanwhile, is absolutely packed.
A tasty London derby pits Tottenham against West Ham. Brighton host Arsenal, Charlton take on Liverpool, and Crystal Palace face Everton. The headline clash? Holders Manchester City versus newly promoted Birmingham City. Welcome to the top flight, Brum.
It's been a hectic summer. A blockbuster player arrival, a managerial merry-go-round, fresh financial sustainability rules, and a flurry of transfer deals have kept the rumour mill spinning at full speed, as outlined in a recent The Guardian podcast featuring pundits Faye, Suzy, Emma, and Sophie.
The panel offered predictions on favourites, potential strugglers, and the sides most likely to deliver pure entertainment. No spoilers here - you'll have to tune in.
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