West Ham United women’s team can confirm our full list of dates and kick-off times for the upcoming 2024/25 Barclays Women’s Super League season.
Fixture details were officially released on the 22 July, but now additional detail, including venues and kick-off times, has also been outlined.
Supporters should note, however, that these are subject to change due to broadcast picks.
Rehanne Skinner's side begin the new season with a trip to Old Trafford to face Manchester United on Saturday 21 September, the first of three trips to the north-west in the opening four matches.
The first London derby of the campaign will take place on Sunday 20 October, as Arsenal head to east London. That match is quickly followed by a mouthwatering clash with Tottenham Hotspur in north London in early November.
The Irons will face newly promoted Crystal Palace and Aston Villa in their two league fixtures before the Christmas break. Once action resumes in January, current champions Chelsea will come to town on Sunday 19 January.
The season concludes with a trip to the King Power Stadium to face Leicester City.
See below for a full list of fixtures, as well as confirmed kick-off times and venues as things stand.
September
Saturday 21 September – Manchester United (A) – Old Trafford – 12pm
Sunday 29 September – Liverpool (H) – Chigwell Construction Stadium – 3pm
October
Sunday 6 October – Manchester City (A) – Joie Stadium – 1pm
Sunday 13 October – Everton (A) – Walton Hall Park – 2pm
Sunday 20 October – Arsenal (H) – Chigwell Construction Stadium – 3pm
November
Sunday 3 November – Tottenham Hotspur (A) – Gaughan Group Stadium – 2pm
Sunday 10 November – Leicester City (H) – Chigwell Construction Stadium – 3pm
Sunday 17 November – Brighton & Hove Albion (A) – Broadfield Stadium – 2pm
December
Sunday 8 December – Crystal Palace (H) – Chigwell Construction Stadium – 3pm
Sunday 15 December – Aston Villa (A) – Villa Park – 2pm
January
Sunday 19 January – Chelsea (H) – Chigwell Construction Stadium – 3pm
Sunday 26 January – Everton (H) – Chigwell Construction Stadium – 3pm
February
Sunday 2 February – Liverpool (A) – Totally Wicked Stadium – 2pm
Sunday 16 February – Brighton & Hove Albion (H) – Chigwell Construction Stadium – 3pm
March
Sunday 2 March – Arsenal (A) – Meadow Park – 2pm
Sunday 16 March – Manchester City (H) – Chigwell Construction Stadium – 3pm
Sunday 23 March – Tottenham Hotspur (H) – Chigwell Construction Stadium – 3pm
Sunday 30 March – Chelsea (A) – Kingsmeadow – 2pm
April
Sunday 20 April – Manchester United (H) – Chigwell Construction Stadium – 3pm
Sunday 27 April – Crystal Palace (A) – VBS Community Stadium – 2pm
May
Sunday 4 May – Aston Villa (H) – Chigwell Construction Stadium – 3pm
Sunday 11 May – Leicester City (A) – King Power Stadium – 3pm
