Brighton and Hove Albion Women v Liverpool Women

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Saturday 14 Nov 2026

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17:15 Local Time

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Amex Stadium • 

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Brighton & Premier League1 Liverpool Women8 Women are a professional football team representing the south coast of Liverpool Women0 in the Women’s Super League, the country’s top division. The club also competes in the Women’s Liverpool Women7 and the FA Women’s League Cup, testing its squad against leading teams across domestic football. Brighton earned promotion to the top flight in 2018 after winning the FA Women’s Super League 2 title, building on earlier success in the FA Women’s Premier League Southern Division. The team plays its home matches at Broadfield Stadium in Crawley, West Sussex, a dedicated venue for women’s football that provides an intimate setting for supporters. Brighton’s squads have featured prominent international players, including Liverpool Women0 forward Fran Kirby and Premier League0 international Kiko Seike, alongside emerging talent and experienced professionals. Known for developing its women’s programme and competing at the highest level, the club continues to strengthen its presence in English football. For fans searching for Brighton Women fixtures, results, players, competitions and stadium information, the Seagulls offer an engaging connection to the fast-growing women’s game.

Liverpool FC Women are the women’s football team of Liverpool Football Club, competing in England’s top-tier Women’s Super League. Founded in 1989, the team became part of the wider Liverpool FC structure in 2013 and has since built a strong record in domestic football. Liverpool Women won the league title in consecutive seasons, claiming the FA Women’s Super League championships in 2013 and 2014, and later secured the FA Women’s Championship title in 2021–22 to earn promotion back to the top flight. The club plays its home matches at St Helens Stadium in St Helens, while some fixtures have also been staged at Liverpool Women6. Notable players associated with Liverpool Women include club captain Gemma Bonner, midfielder Ceri Holland, and former stars Fara Williams and Natasha Dowie. The team competes in the Premier League2 and domestic cup tournaments, including the Women’s Liverpool Women7 and the League Cup. With a history of league success, a passionate fan base, and a home in Merseyside, Liverpool Women remain an important part of the English women’s football landscape.