Chelsea Women host Liverpool Women at Stamford Bridge on Saturday in the final round of the Women’s Super League.
The champions, Chelsea, are aiming to complete an unbeaten league season under Sonia Bompastor, with a trophy presentation set to follow the match. Liverpool, meanwhile, look to finish their campaign on a positive note after a mixed run of form, having slipped to sixth in the table and recently lost the Merseyside derby.
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How to watch Chelsea Women vs Liverpool C Women online - TV channels & live streams
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The match will be shown live on Sky Sports in the UK. Live updates can be found here on GOAL.
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Chelsea FC Women vs Liverpool FC Women kick-off time
The match will be played at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, with kick-off at 12.30 pm BST for fans in the UK.
Team news & squads
Chelsea FC Women team news
Chelsea will be without several key players for their season finale. Sophie Ingle remains sidelined as she continues her rehabilitation from an ACL injury and will depart the club after her contract expires. Kadeisha Buchanan, Sam Kerr, Femke Liefting, Lauren James, and goalkeeper Zecira Musovic are also ruled out, leaving Sonia Bompastor with limited options in both defense and attack.
Despite these absences, the squad is buoyed by their recent title-clinching form and will be determined to cap off an invincible campaign in front of their home fans.
Liverpool FC Women team news
Liverpool are also managing a number of injuries ahead of the trip to London. Ceri Holland is ruled out with a leg problem sustained on international duty and will not feature, while Olivia Smith is back in contention after recovering from a hip injury.
Sofie Lundgaard, Hannah Silcock, Alejandra Bernabé, and Lucy Parry are all unavailable, and Leanne Kiernan is a doubt for the match. The return of Smith provides a timely boost for interim head coach Amber Whiteley, who will look to rally her depleted squad for a strong finish against the champions.


