Women’s Super League — Week 10

Every Women’s Super League fixture from matchday 10, taking place across 14 Nov – 15 Nov 2026. Each fixture carries a model score prediction based on current form.

Highest-placed pairing still to play: Chelsea Women (2nd) v Manchester City Women (1st).

Fixtures last updated 11 Nov, 18:45

Fixtures Table Results Predictions

Tables:Form Home & Away Half-Time Second Half By Gameweek Predicted Last Season

Stats:Goals & BTTS Clean Sheets Records & Streaks Fixture Difficulty Run-In Stadiums

Home win Draw Away win · % chance of each result

Women’s Super League Week 10

14 Nov, 12:45Manchester United Women

1 – 0522424Predicted

Crystal Palace Women 14 Nov, 13:30Chelsea Women

2 – 1502129Predicted

Manchester City Women 14 Nov, 15:00Tottenham Women

2 – 1552223Predicted

Everton Women 14 Nov, 17:15Brighton and Hove Women

2 – 1512326Predicted

Liverpool Women 15 Nov, 14:00West Ham Women

2 – 1562222Predicted

Charlton Women 15 Nov, 14:00Aston Villa Women

2 – 1442432Predicted

Birmingham Women 15 Nov, 16:30Arsenal Women

2 – 1412534Predicted

London Women

Matchday 10 form and standings

Pos	Team	Pts	Last 5
5th	Manchester United Women	15	WDDWW
10th	v Crystal Palace Women	9	WLLLD
2nd	Chelsea Women	23	DWWWW
1st	v Manchester City Women	25	WWDWW
4th	Tottenham Women	16	WWLLL
8th	v Everton Women	11	DDLLW
7th	Brighton and Hove Women	11	LWWLW
12th	v Liverpool Women	8	LLDLL
11th	West Ham Women	9	LWLWL
14th	v Charlton Women	0	LLLLL
9th	Aston Villa Women	10	LDWWD
13th	v Birmingham Women	6	LLWDL
6th	Arsenal Women	13	WDWDL
3rd	v London Women	19	WLDWW

League position and points before kick-off; form is the last 5 league matches, newest first.

Matchday 10 talking points

Manchester United Women's defensive solidity stands out — 3 clean sheets in 6 games. If they can keep Crystal Palace Women off the scoresheet, their home support and structure should be enough to grind out a narrow win.
Chelsea Women's defensive solidity stands out — 3 clean sheets in 6 games. If they can keep Manchester City Women off the scoresheet, their home support and structure should be enough to grind out a narrow win.
Tottenham Women's attacking output (2.33 goals per game) faces a Everton Women side that has conceded 1.5 per game. Home advantage amplifies this edge — the hosts look well placed to dictate the tempo and find the net.
Brighton and Hove Women's attacking output (2.17 goals per game) faces a Liverpool Women side that has conceded 1.83 per game. Home advantage amplifies this edge — the hosts look well placed to dictate the tempo and find the net.
This is an evenly matched fixture. Both sides have shown similar consistency in recent games (West Ham Women: 2W-0D-4L; Charlton Women: 0W-0D-6L). Home advantage could prove the marginal difference in what should be a tight contest.
This is an evenly matched fixture. Both sides have shown similar consistency in recent games (Aston Villa Women: 2W-2D-2L; Birmingham Women: 1W-2D-3L). Home advantage could prove the marginal difference in what should be a tight contest.

Predicted scores are model output based on recent form, not betting advice. How our predictions work →