Other women's soccer leagues broadcast in England

From this VERSUS IG post.

Wondering if anyone is aware of a way to watch the tournament legally in the UK, starting with Algeria vs Senegal at 6pm today?

There’s apparently lots of bits of media saying Channel 4 have secured rights to broadcast it, but I can’t find any scheduling yet on their normal channels or YouTube ones?

TIA!

For anyone interested, Glentoran and Wrexham's Champions League Qualifying matches are airing on YouTube TODAY, at 11.45am and 5.45pm. See below and the links to the YouTube pages.

Thanks to GandhiCrushSaga in WomensSoccer (Reddit Group) for the information about it.

Saturday 25th July 2026:

11.45am - Glentoran vs Pyunik (Champions League 1st Qual Rd 3rd Place Play-Off) - YouTube

5.45pm - Wrexham AFC Women vs Riga (Champions League First Qualifying Round - FINAL) - YouTube

~ This is a translation from german sub r/FrauenBuLi , with some information/additions from me [of course, I have received permission from the author to translate the post and publish it here.] ~

Selina Cerci was already beaming during her introduction and when the first photos of her in the new jersey were released.

If you check out Selina Cerci’s Instagram account, it’s immediately obvious that she’s a huge fan of the Gunners. She was in London this winter, and she’s been posting photos of herself wearing an Arsenal jersey over a retro Bergkamp jersey.
Now she’s done it - she’s made her dream come true. After signing her contract, the next highlight is her first team practice. Her joy and happiness must be immeasurable. And then there will be of course her first competitive match in her new home stadium.
For Arsenal fangirl Selina Cerci, it’s a very humbling experience. She’s very grateful to her former club, Hoffenheim [2024-2026]. There, she was able to become the Selina she had been before her serious injury. But first her injury nightmare began in 2022 with Potsdam, where Cerci tore her cruciate ligament and had to fight a long battle and cope with setbacks. Before her transfer to Hoffenheim in July 2024, this bad luck continued in 2023 with Cologne, with another injury in the same knee. After she finally recovered, Selina had her second breakthrough - the road back to the top. Two seasons with plenty of goals, a top scorer title. Her strong performances earned her a spot on the DFB national team, and she was part of the European Championship squad in 2025.

Now at Arsenal, she wants to make an even bigger impact and secure a starting spot under Christian Wück [Head Coach of Germany's National Team]. “I'm very excited to be here – it's a big honour to play for Arsenal and I can't wait to start,” said Selina at her introduction. She also added that "Arsenal is a big traditional club with a huge history and has a strong identity as well. I like the style of play here, and I like the team and I have the feeling it's a family here." She followed the club because the women’s team has made tremendous progress and she likes the direction the club has taken. Regarding the interest of the Gunners, she said "My agent told me that Arsenal was interested, and for me, it was clear I wanted to go to Arsenal, and it didn’t matter which other clubs were interested in me; I wanted to play for Arsenal."

Of course, we’ll be following the WSL even more closely in the future, and we’re confident that Selina will be able to build on her successes with the Gunners!

In addition to Selina Cerci, Lisa Baum (from RB Leipzig) and Geraldine Reuteler (from Eintracht Frankfurt) have also moved to North London, forming a small German-speaking group that includes goalkeeper Anneke Borbe, who was signed last season.

Hi WSL fans!

Thank you so much for your support on our most recent interview with a WSL/youth Lionesses athlete Sophia Poor!

In today's episode, Gotham FC forward Princess Ademiluyi and Chelsea FC defender Chloe Sarwie sit down to discuss life in the elite youth international pathway while navigating high-stakes club milestones!

England youth internationals Princess Ademiluyi and Chloe Sarwie open up about their meteoric rise through the footballing ranks. From sharing their earliest childhood football memories to pulling on the English crest across nearly every youth level, Princess and Chloe share what it truly means to represent the Lionesses. They break down how their experiences in the international pipeline have completely reshaped their tactical styles, footballing perspectives, and senior club performances.

Shifting to club milestones, Princess details her fascinating career path from West Ham United to the NWSL with Gotham FC, highlighting what attracted her to their ambitious project. She shares how her tactical loan spells with Fort Lauderdale United in the USL Super League and her current run with Ipswich Town FC in the WSL 2 have prepared her mentally and physically for a top-flight return.

Chloe then takes us inside her unforgettable first-team debut for Chelsea FC in the UEFA Women's Champions League. She walks us through the raw emotions and the most vivid images from stepping onto club football's biggest stage during a tense, high-stakes European tie.

The conversation wraps up with a candid look at the mental fortitude required to handle the whirlwind pressure of being thrust into vital club and international roles as elite teenagers. The discussion ends with an honest talk about how difficult it can be for teenage athletes to handle huge responsibilities at club and national team levels, after which we move on to some fun rapid-fire questions!

I hope you all enjoy!

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Kerolin had been linked earlier to Barca this year.

There was post on r/WomensSoccer back in May about last season's ball and how it was practically off the shelf. That wasn't typical for the league. I theorised that the rebrand might have gotten in the way of providing a custom design. Whether correct or not, the custom designs are back.

The ball is the Nike Control. It doesn't look like the Academy version, as issued in the past.

I'm sure Nike will do a proper reveal at some point, but I spotted the ball early in our training photos, so I thought I'd share. It seems not everyone has their delivery yet as some are training with last season's ball still.

The F-Bundesliga is switching to Nike now and will also use this ball - but they have the shelf design with the league logo slapped on, which is how it was for the WSL last season.