Manchester United Women v Everton Women

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Sunday 24 Jan 2027

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Leigh Sports Village Stadium • 

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Manchester United Women are a professional football team based in Manchester, England, competing in the Women’s Super League (WSL), the Women’s FA Cup and the Women’s League Cup. Founded in 2018, the team won the FA Women’s Championship in its first season and earned promotion to the WSL for 2019–20. United claimed its first major senior trophy in May 2024, beating Tottenham Hotspur 4–0 in the FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium. The club also reached the League Cup final in 2023 and finished as FA Cup runners-up that year. Manchester United Women play most home matches at Tottenham Hotspur2 Sports Village in Greater Manchester, with selected fixtures held at Old Trafford. The squad has featured England internationals including captain Maya Le Tissier and forward Ella Toone, alongside players from across the world. Known for its attacking football and strong support, the team has become an established contender in English women’s football. Fans looking for Manchester United Women fixtures, results, player news and competition updates can follow the team’s campaigns in domestic cup tournaments and the WSL.

Everton Women are a professional football team based in Liverpool, England, competing in the Women’s Super League, the top tier of English women’s football. The club also takes part in domestic cup competitions, including the Adobe Women’s FA Cup and the Women’s League Cup. Founded in 1983, Everton have a long history in the women’s game and have won the Women’s FA Cup twice, in 1989 and 2010. Their honours also include league titles in 1998 and 2008, earned in the former top-flight National Division. Everton Women play their home matches at Walton Hall Park, a dedicated football ground in Liverpool. The squad has featured established international players such as goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan, defender Megan Finnigan, midfielder Clare Wheeler and forward Toni Payne. Everton’s blue colours and connection to the wider Everton club give the team a strong place in the city’s sporting culture. Supporters can follow the side through league fixtures, cup matches and updates on players, results and club news throughout the season.