How to watch today's Manchester United Women vs Crystal Palace Women WSL game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

Manchester United will take on Crystal Palace in the Women's Super League (WSL) at the Leigh Sports Village on Sunday.

The hosts are seven points behind league leaders Chelsea and will be eager to keep winning in order to close that gap. They will be confident, as they have won their last five league games.

Palace beat Newcastle in the FA Cup recently but their league form has been concerning. The 12th-placed team is winless in their last five games.

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.

How to watch Manchester United Women vs Crystal Palace FC Women online - TV channels & live streams

WSL YouTube

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Manchester United Women vs Crystal Palace FC Women kick-off time

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Leigh Sports Village

The match will be played at the Leigh Sports Village on Sunday, with kick-off at 12pm GMT for fans in the UK.

Team news & squads

Manchester United Women vs Crystal Palace FC Women lineups

Manchester United Women

4-2-3-1

Formation

4-3-1-2

CRY

91

P. Tullis-Joyce

14

J. Riviere

3

G. George

4

M. Le Tissier

21

M. Turner

8

G. Clinton

7

E. Toone

11

L. Galton

17

D. Janssen

20

H. Miyazawa

19

E. Terland

19

M. Majasaari

14

J. Green

2

K. Veje

29

A. Swaby

23

L. Woodham

17

A. Potter

22

M. Gejl

5

M. Cato

20

I. Riley

11

A. Weerden

21

C. Larisey

4-3-1-2

CRY

MAN

-Line up

• 91

  P. Tullis-Joyce

• 14

  J. Riviere

  84’

• 3

  G. George

  63’

• 4

  M. Le Tissier

• 21

  M. Turner

• 8

  G. Clinton

  85’

• 7

  E. Toone

  85’

• 11

  L. Galton

• 17

  D. Janssen

• 20

  H. Miyazawa

  9’

  73’

• 19

  E. Terland

  9’, 64’

Substitutes

• 9

  M. Malard

• 13

  S. Awujo

• 23

  Geyse

• 2

  A. Sandberg

  63’

• 39

  S. Middleton Patel

• 28

  R. Williams

• 15

  C. Doennum

  73’

• 5

  A. Mannion

  84’

  90’ + 5’

Manager

• M. Skinner

CRY

-Line up

• 19

  M. Majasaari

• 14

  J. Green

  86’

• 2

  K. Veje

• 29

  A. Swaby

• 23

  L. Woodham

  38’

• 17

  A. Potter

• 22

  M. Gejl

  38’

  77’

• 5

  M. Cato

• 20

  I. Riley

  59’

  77’

• 11

  A. Weerden

• 21

  C. Larisey

  77’

Substitutes

• 3

  F. Gibbons

• 10

  A. Blanchard

  77’

• 30

  S. Yanez

• 8

  M. Sharpe

  86’

• 9

  E. Hughes

  77’

• 27

  A. Larkin

• 4

  C. Arthur

• 16

  R. Oeling

  77’

  83’

• 77

  I. Atkinson

Manager

• L. Kaminski

Manchester United Women team news

Crystal Palace, meanwhile, will have to make do without Hayley Nolan and Aimee Everett, both of whom are recovering from injuries.

January signing Aniek Nouwen could be fit enough to make the squad.

Elise Hughes, having recently returned from a lengthy injury layoff, could offer a valuable option off the bench.

Crystal Palace FC Women team news

Manchester United will be without defender Evie Rabjohn, who is sidelined with a knee injury, while midfielder Lisa Naalsund remains unavailable due to an ankle issue.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

MAN

Last match

CRY

1

Win

0

Draws

0

Wins

• Crystal Palace FC Women

  0

  -

  1

  Manchester United Women

1

Goals scored

0

Games over 2.5 goals

0/1

Both teams scored

0/1

Standings

Useful links

• Latest betting updates
• WSL news
• Manchester United Women team page
• Palace Women team page
• Football on TV in the UK