How to watch Arsenal vs Man City – TV details, live streams in huge WSL clash

Arsenal Women and Manchester City Women meet at the Emirates this evening in a Barclays Women’s Super League showdown that, while unlikely to decide the title race, could still shape the final complexion of the top three and provide an early-season litmus test for both squads.

City arrive in north London on a 13-match winning streak and holding an 11-point cushion at the summit after last weekend’s statement 5-1 dismantling of reigning champions Chelsea. A 14th consecutive victory would edge Gareth Taylor’s side ever closer to a second WSL crown, their first having been secured a decade ago.

Yet Arsenal, buoyed by their dramatic FIFA Women’s Champions Cup triumph on the same pitch just seven days ago, have their own momentum to maintain. Jonas Eidevall’s team also defeated Chelsea in their most recent league outing and will view tonight as an opportunity to underline their resurgence following an indifferent start to the campaign.

The reverse fixture in early October delivered a five-goal thriller settled by a late winner for the visitors; another tight contest is anticipated with both outfits in scintillating form.

Broadcast options are straightforward for domestic and international audiences. Viewers in the United Kingdom can watch live on Sky Sports Mix or stream via the Sky Sports app and website, while fans in the United States can follow the action on ESPN Select. Kick-off times have not been specified in listings released by the league’s broadcast partners.

Supporters travelling abroad can still access their usual services through a reputable VPN, assuming such use complies with the relevant terms and conditions. TechRadar’s current recommendation is NordVPN, which unblocks Sky Sports and is regarded as secure and user-friendly.

Inside the stadium, Arsenal have enhanced the matchday experience for Club Level ticketholders, offering padded seating, lounge access two-and-a-half hours before kick-off, complimentary refreshments, a half-time drink, a £5 merchandise voucher and a free Museum Tour.

With European silverware already secured and continental qualification spots far from settled, the Emirates fixture offers more than simple bragging rights: it is a chance for Arsenal to stall City’s procession or for the league leaders to edge ever closer to an historic anniversary title.

Sky Sports subscribers should check local listings for repeat broadcasts and highlights packages, while short-form clips will appear across the broadcaster’s digital channels shortly after the final whistle.