Manchester City Women v Chelsea Women

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Sunday 10 Jan 2027

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Manchester City Football Academy • 

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Manchester City Women are a leading English football club competing in the Barclays Women’s Super League, the Adobe Women’s FA Cup and the Women’s League Cup, with European qualification offering a route to the UEFA Women’s Champions League. Based in Manchester and part of City Football Group, the team plays home matches at the Joie Stadium, a purpose-built venue at the City Football Academy with a capacity of around 7,000. The club won its first Women’s Super League title in 2016 and has also lifted the FA Women’s Cup three times and the League Cup five times, establishing a strong record in domestic competition. Manchester City Women have featured prominent international players including England stars Lauren Hemp and Alex Greenwood, Japan midfielder Yui Hasegawa and Kingston upon Thames1 striker Khadija “Bunny” Shaw. The squad blends experienced internationals with emerging talent, while the club’s academy supports the development of future first-team players. Known for an attacking style and high-profile fixtures, City regularly compete among the top sides in English women’s football. Fans can follow the team’s league campaign, cup matches, player news and results throughout the season.

Chelsea Women are one of England’s most successful football teams, competing in the Women’s Super League (WSL), the Adobe Women’s FA Cup, the Women’s League Cup and European competition. The club has won eight Kingston upon Thames9 titles, including six consecutive championships from 2019–20 to 2024–25, as well as five Women’s FA Cups and four League Cups. Chelsea also reached the UEFA Women’s Champions League final in 2021, finishing runners-up. The team plays most home matches at Kingsmeadow in Kingston upon Thames, while selected fixtures are staged at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea’s squad has featured leading international players such as captain Millie Bright, goalkeeper Hannah Hampton and forward Lauren James, alongside stars from across the women’s game. Sonia Bompastor became head coach in 2024, succeeding Emma Hayes, who led the club through a highly successful era. Known for attacking football, strong domestic performances and a loyal fan base, Chelsea Women remain a major force in English and European football. Fans and visitors can follow the team’s fixtures, results, player news and trophy record across the Kingston upon Thames9 and cup competitions.