How to follow women's football with BBC Sport this season
With the new Women's Super League season about to begin, BBC Sport is strengthening its coverage.
As the 2026-27 women's football season gets underway, BBC Sport is gearing up to be the premier destination for fans. Three new teams have joined the expanded Women's Super League, prompting the BBC to enhance its coverage with top-tier match action, analysis, and debate. With the Women's World Cup in Brazil on the horizon, this season's narrative promises to be compelling.
Sports enthusiasts can tune into the BBC's Women's Football channel on YouTube, follow their Women's Football account on TikTok, and stay updated via BBC Sport's YouTube channel. This dedicated platform will feature original video formats, match highlights, and exclusive clips, ensuring fans are always in the loop. The channel will also host a new weekly series, "The Debrief," offering a fresh perspective on the relationships that fuel the games, complete with challenges.
BBC Sport's website and app will provide senior women's football news reporter Emma Sanders' insights, including transfer updates, player interviews, and in-depth analysis. For the first time, fans can follow their specific clubs through dedicated club pages. Additional bespoke content will be available on BBC Sport's TikTok and Instagram accounts, further enriching the fan experience.
BBC Sport will also introduce a fan chat page, fostering a community for fans to discuss the latest topics and issues surrounding women's football. Whether it's live matches, highlights, commentary, podcasts, or exclusive digital content, BBC Sport is set to be the go-to destination for women's football throughout the 2026-27 season.
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