BBC Sport is expanding its 2026/27 coverage of women’s football with dedicated platforms and more multimedia offerings, including consolidated team pages for each WSL club that curate news, features, and media in one place.

Emma Sanders will lead comprehensive WSL coverage on the website and app, including transfers, player interviews, and in-depth analysis, supported by dedicated club pages.

YouTube will host Women’s Football Weekly videos, while BBC Sounds shifts to a Monday wrap‑up hosted by Ben Haines and Ellen White with top guests.

New formats and multi‑platform content across TV, iPlayer, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and X aim to boost fan engagement with behind‑the‑scenes access and player‑focused programming.

Alex Kay‑Jelski notes the channel and formats are building a year‑round destination for women’s football ahead of the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup.

The Women’s Football Weekly podcast remains a flagship on BBC Sounds, complemented by video highlights and social content across BBC channels.

The Women’s Football Fallout, a 15‑minute post‑match analysis show, will stream after every live BBC game on BBC iPlayer, YouTube, and the BBC Sport site and app, featuring top pundits.

A dedicated BBC Women’s Football YouTube channel will offer match highlights, interviews, analysis, and exclusive formats like The Debrief and shows such as Confession Cam, Eat and Yap, and The Tooney & Russo Show.

The Women’s Football Fallout segment will include pundits such as Fara Williams and Steph Houghton providing reaction and analysis after live games.

BBC Sport’s coverage will extend to international and regional broadcasting, including Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, with highlights and live games across BBC platforms.

Three new clubs join the WSL this season, including a high‑profile move with Alexia Putellas to London City Lionesses, signaling greater narrative depth.

BBC Sport will exclusively offer free‑to‑air WSL coverage this season, with 25 live matches on BBC TV/iPlayer starting with Chelsea vs. Aston Villa, and comprehensive live coverage across TV, iPlayer, radio, and online with extensive punditry.