West Ham Women host Chelsea on Sunday 4 October, with the Women’s Super League match kicking off at 2pm BST. UK supporters can watch on Sky Sports Premier League, with coverage starting at 1.30pm.
The London derby takes place at the Chigwell Construction Stadium in Dagenham, also known as Victoria Road.
Rita Guarino’s side return to league action after Wednesday’s cup victory over Southampton. For supporters following from home, here are the television details, streaming options and timings for Sunday’s game.
What TV channel is West Ham Women vs Chelsea on?
Sky Sports Premier League will show West Ham Women vs Chelsea live in the UK.
Sky’s broadcast listing has the programme starting at 1.30pm BST, giving viewers half an hour of build-up before the 2pm kick-off.
The match forms part of the latest round of WSL broadcast selections. Our guide to West Ham Women’s October fixtures covers the wider schedule.
The key details are:
- Fixture: West Ham United Women vs Chelsea Women
- Competition: Women’s Super League
- Date: Sunday 4 October 2026
- Kick-off: 2pm BST
- Venue: Chigwell Construction Stadium, Dagenham
- Confirmed UK channel: Sky Sports Premier League
- Coverage starts: 1.30pm BST
These timings are for UK viewers. Supporters watching overseas should check the broadcaster carrying the WSL in their country.
How to live stream West Ham Women vs Chelsea
Sky subscribers with the relevant Sports access can watch through Sky Go.
Another option is a NOW Sports membership, which includes Sky Sports Premier League. NOW offers Sports Day and Month memberships, with viewing available on supported televisions, computers and mobile devices.
A Day membership provides 24 hours of access. NOW currently states that it starts immediately after purchase, so supporters buying specifically for Sunday’s game should check the activation details before paying.
Check that your chosen membership includes the required channel and that your device supports the service. Signing in before the programme begins also gives you time to resolve any account or playback issues.
These are subscription streaming options. Prices and promotional offers should be checked directly with the provider.
How West Ham head into the Chelsea match
West Ham approach the derby after a 3-1 comeback victory over Southampton in the Subway Players Cup.
Oona Siren scored twice and Leila Wandeler added the other goal as the Hammers recovered from conceding early against opponents reduced to ten players before half-time.
Guarino also gave Niamh Peacock and Sienna Wareing their first West Ham appearances, combining the result with opportunities for younger players.
The challenge now is to carry that response into the WSL after the previous league outing ended in a 2-1 defeat at Manchester United.
Chelsea arrive having beaten Arsenal 1-0 in their most recent league game. Sunday therefore gives West Ham an immediate test of whether their midweek improvement can translate into league points.
