Options to Watch Chelsea vs. Man City Live: TV Channels and Streaming in the WSL.
An important showdown at the top of the Women's League table.
The much-anticipated clash between Chelsea and Manchester City could be crucial in the race for the Women's Super League (WSL) title. Both teams have had an impressive start to the season, with City defeating Tottenham 4-0 in their last league match, while Chelsea secured a 3-2 victory over Liverpool. This strong performance keeps them unbeaten, although Manchester City tops the table having played one more game.
Despite the absence of key players in the forward line, such as Sam Kerr, who is recovering from a ligament injury, and Vivianne Miedema, who has undergone another knee surgery, both teams continue to score goals. Chelsea boasts the best goal difference in the league, with 23 goals in six matches. Meanwhile, Bunny Shaw appears to be in great form for City, supported by standout performances from her teammate Lauren Hemp. This match will also feature a showdown between Hemp and England defenders Millie Bright and Lucy Bronze.
The game will take place on Saturday, November 16 at 12:30 PM ET / 5:30 PM GMT. Fans in New Zealand will be able to watch the live stream for free on the WSL's YouTube channel. For those outside their home countries who wish to access their streaming services, using a VPN is an effective solution.
In the United States, the match will be broadcasted by ESPN, available via ESPN Plus for $10.99 a month, and offered in a package that includes Hulu and Disney Plus starting at $14.99 a month. In Australia, Optus Sport will handle the broadcast, with options including a dedicated app and support for devices like Chromecast and Apple TV for $24.99 a month. In Canada, fans will be able to follow the match on Sportsnet+ and Sportsnet 1, with subscriptions starting at $14.99 a month. Finally, in New Zealand, in addition to the free option on YouTube, DAZN offers access to the WSL for NZD 14.99 monthly.
The popularity of the matches and the various platforms for viewing reflect the growing interest in the Women's Super League, which continues to gain followers and provide thrilling sporting entertainment.
