Chelsea face Manchester United in our final match of the Women’s Super League campaign this weekend. This match preview answers several key questions as to whether the match will be shown on TV, live stream information, and the kick-off time.
Here is everything you need to know about how to watch Chelsea Women against Manchester United Women, including kick-off time, broadcast details and how to follow the action on official Chelsea channels
When and where is Chelsea Women vs Man United Women?
Chelsea Women’s game against Manchester United takes place on Saturday 16 May 2026 at Stamford Bridge, with kick-off scheduled for 1pm UK time.
How to watch Chelsea Women vs Man United Women: UK TV channel and live stream details
If you can’t make the match at Stamford Bridge, then you can still watch Chelsea’s final Women’s Super League game of the season against Manchester United Women on Sky Sports in the UK.
As always, team news, live updates and match coverage will be provided in our Chelsea Women vs Manchester United Women Match Centre on the Chelsea Official App and Chelsea website.
You can also follow through Chelsea Women’s social media channels on X, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
The form
Chelsea have won five of our last six matches, scoring 15 goals in the process. The Blues’ league form has seen us put four goals past each of Aston Villa and Everton, and we netted three away from home against Leicester City last time out.
Manchester United have won two, drawn two and lost two of their last six matches, including an exit the Women’s Champions League at the hands of Bayern Munich at the beginning of April.
They have played two Women’s Super League matches since then, recording a goalless draw away at Tottenham and a 1-1 stalemate at home to Brighton and Hove Albion.
Recent head-to-head
The Blues are unbeaten in our three meetings with Manchester United this season. We claimed a 1-1 draw and a point from our away league fixture against the Red Devils in early October, before facing them later in the season in the FA Cup fifth round.
That game went to extra time after Sam Kerr‘s opener at Kingsmeadow was cancelled out, but the Blues progressed to the quarter-finals after Naomi Girma struck from close range.
An international break separated our next meeting with United, which came in the League Cup final at Aston Gate. Sonia Bompastor‘s side came away with victory and silverware from that clash in Bristol, as goals from Lauren James and Aggie Beever-Jones ensured the Blues retained the trophy.