BBC Sport is expanding its 2026/27 WSL coverage with dedicated platforms, new multi‑media formats, and a one‑stop hub for live viewing, highlights, commentary, podcasts, and exclusive digital content.

Dedicated team pages on BBC Sport will consolidate each WSL club’s news, features, and media in one accessible place.

The season will kick off with a comprehensive WSL hub and multi‑platform access across TV, iPlayer, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and X, plus behind‑the‑scenes and player‑focused programming.

A weekly plan will publish fan submissions every Monday to sustain ongoing discussion and engagement.

Interactive features such as polls and quizzes will be added to encourage continuous fan participation.

The initiative aims to begin with the WSL’s first weekend and foster sustained fan conversation throughout the season.

New formats will bring fan engagement across multiple platforms and offer behind‑the‑scenes access, including player‑focused programming.

Audience input will be sought for topic suggestions, making the pages driven by reader interests.

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.

The Fan Chat will be an interactive space for discussions on players, matches, and off‑pitch stories, with topics invited via a weekly submission form.

The Women’s Football Weekly podcast remains a core weekly show on BBC Sounds, with video highlights and social content across BBC platforms.

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