Looking for women’s football betting tips? We cover the 2026/27 Women’s Super League campaign throughout the season, from the opening rounds to the title run-in.
The long-term view will be on next summer’s Women’s World Cup set to be hosted in Brazil. Teams have started to qualify for the tournament, but there are still a lot of slots to be filled. Spain are the defending champions, beaten England in the final in 2023.
But that’s still some time away, and a new club season is on the horizon. Here are our women’s football predictions, betting tips, and expert analysis.
Today’s women’s football tips
Our latest women’s football tips will appear here ahead of the next round of fixtures.
Women’s Super League
Manchester City enter the 2026/27 WSL season as defending champions, after sealing a first league title since 2016. The Citizens were well worth their success, winning 18 of their 22 games, to finish four points clear of second-placed Arsenal. Man City had lost their opening game against previous defending champions Chelsea, but bounced back to win their next 14 on the trot. A late wobble couldn’t stop them from sealling the title.
Chelsea joined Man City and Arsenal in the top three, securing a spot in the 2026/27 Champions League. Manchester United were the team to miss out.
But this will be a big season for the WSL. The league has been expanded to 14 teams, with three teams joining from WSL 2. Birmingham City and Crystal Palace won automatic promotion, while Charlton Athletic beat Leicester City in the promotion/relegation play-off. One team will be automatically relegated come the end of the season, with the 13th-placed side facing a promotion/relegation play-off.
Women’s Champions League
The Women’s Champions League is embarking on its second season in a new format. After just a few years of a group stage, the competition changed again to mimic the men’s format. Instead of four groups of four, 18 teams were placed in one league for the new phase. Each team played six games, with the top four advancing automatically to the quarter-finals. Teams placed fifth to 12th contested the play-offs for the final four spots.
Barcelona won the first edition under the new format, their fourth title. The Blaugrana beat record-winners Lyon in the final, for the second time in three years. Only Lyon (eight) have now won more Women’s Champions League’s than Barcelona, who are level with Eintracht Frankfurt.
The draw for the league phase has been made, with the 18 teams knowing their six opponents. Some standout fixtures include Barcelona hosting Arsenal and the Gunners facing Lyon. Chelsea will also face Lyon in the league phase, while Man City must face Bayern Munich.
Bookmakers have not yet priced up the Women’s Champions League outright market. The latest winner odds will be published here as soon as it opens.
2026/27 Women’s Champions League key dates
| Phase | Round | Draw date | First leg | Second leg |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| League phase | Matchday one | 4th September | 22nd-23rd September | – |
| Matchday two | – | 30th September – 1st October | – | |
| Matchday three | – | 28th-29th October | – | |
| Matchday four | – | 10th-11th November | – | |
| Matchday five | – | 18-19th November | – | |
| Matchday six | – | 16th December | – | |
| Knockout phase | Knockout phase play-offs | 18th December | 3rd-4th February | 10th-11th February |
| Quarter-finals | – | 23rd-24th March | 31st March-1st April | |
| Semi-final | – | 1st-2nd May | 8th-9th May | |
| Final | – | 28th/29th/30th May | – |
2027 Women’s World Cup
Across June and July 2027, 32 teams will travel to Brazil to compete in the Women’s World Cup. It will be the 10th edition of the tournament and represents the end of an era. This will be the final World Cup with 32 teams, with the tournament being expanded to include 48 nations in 2031.
Spain are the defending champions, winning the title for the first time in 2023. They have also reached the European Championship final since then and will be hoping to build up dominance of women’s football. Only two nations have won the Women’s World Cup more than once, with United States leading the way on four — ahead of Germany’s two.
Spain and Germany have already secured their spot at the World Cup next summer, with 18 of the 32 spots filled. The main qualifying stages will finish in December, ahead of the draw, with play-offs in February 2027. England are in the Uefa play-offs and face Greece in the first round. The winner of that tie will face either Slovakia or Ukraine in the second round.
Key Women’s World Cup qualifying dates
Concacaf
- 27th-28th November: Concacaf W Championship quarter-finals
- 1st December: Concacaf W Championship semi-finals
- 2nd December: Play-in matches for inter-confederation play-offs
- 5th December: Concacaf W Championship final
Uefa
- 9th-13th October: Qualifying play-offs Round 1
- 26th November-5th December: Qualifying play-offs Round 2
Inter-confederation play-offs
- November-December: Preliminary phase
- February 2027: Final phase
When do you release women’s football betting tips?
We look to publish any women’s football betting tips and predictions approximately 24 hours prior to kick-off. Time periods can change depending on fixture congestion, but you can still count on us for the top matches.
Women’s football predictions
Today’s women’s football tips
We will look to add a tips box for the biggest games in women’s football.
Our betting previews include our tips, of course. However, they also include odds from a host of bookmakers, plus our key stats ahead of the fixture. In addition, you get our expert writers’ predictions and a look back at previous meetings between the clubs.
Women’s football in-play betting tips
In-play betting has become more and more popular year on year, and it’s no different for women’s football. As interest and access grows, a lot of punters will be watching each and every game live. As a result, there is ample opportunity for some in-play betting.
That means you’ll be able to place bets based on how the match is flowing before your eyes. For example, you might fancy a defender to nick an unlikely goal. Or the star forward is looking dangerous, and you want to back her to strike next.
And what’s more, most bookmakers also offer cash out on bets. Therefore, you can react to the action and cash out a portion of your potential winnings early.
Full-time results
It is the most popular market on any sportsbook. A full-time result bet is as simple as it sounds – you’re betting on the eventual outcome of the game.
For women’s football, whichever way you see a game heading, you can back the outcome in this market. Of course, in the Champions League knockout stages, you’ll be betting on the result after 90 minutes. That excludes extra-time and penalties.
You can even bet on which team will win each half or be leading at a certain point. There are also correct score markets, where you can bet on the exact result at full-time, or indeed half-time.
To score and win tips
You might get more value on those short-price odds for the favourites. Simply combine your team to win tip with a goalscorer tip!
Of course, there are plenty of goalscoring markets available regardless. These include first scorer, any time scorer, last scorer and to score two or more. Bunny Shaw won the 2025/26 WSL Golden Boot, scooping the award for the second season running.
Both teams to score
Exactly what it says on the tin – both teams must score in the 90 minutes for your bet to land.
These are particularly popular bets to place as multiples. For example, you might bet on four games and essentially eight different teams to score. Easy pickings with some of the attacking talent set to be on show!
Over 2.5 goals
Similar to the BTTS market, here you’re betting on more than two goals to be scored in the game. This can be particularly popular if you’re expecting a thumping win for one side. Similarly, it works if you’re backing both teams to be on the scoresheet a lot.
Of course, you can also bet on Under 2.5 goals if you’re expecting a lower-scoring game. In addition, you can change the parameters to bet on Under or Over 1.5, 3.5 or 4.5 goals and more.
Double chance
Think the bookies have got it all wrong and fancy the underdogs to upset their more illustrious opponents?
This bet is perfect for that kind of hunch, because it lets you back a team not to lose. As a result, you get both the win for your chosen team and the draw within the odds.
Bookings
It is often said that officiating in women’s football still has to catch up on harsh decisions. In fact, many fans feel fouls are waved away when they would have been given in the men’s game. This has led to bad injuries, because players push as close to the line as possible. They know they are less likely to be punished.
There are plenty of markets available here. For instance, you can bet on total bookings, over and under lines, or the first team booked. Plus, you can even bet on whether a specific match will feature a red card.
There are also markets available on specific players to be carded or even sent off in a game. There were 330 yellow cards and seven reds in the WSL last season, averaging 2.55 cards per game.
Corners taken
Most bookmakers now offer bet-builder style markets. Therefore, you can combine corners, cards, goals and result markets to create a bespoke bet on the game.
But corner markets are worth backing themselves too. For example, you can bet on total corners, overs and unders, team-specific counts and who will win the first corner.
Women’s football VAR specials
VAR is used sparingly in women’s club football, only really used in the Champions League.
This week’s women’s football predictions
Feel you’re ready to start placing your women’s football bets? Read on for a little more information, though, if you’re not quite there yet. We’ll arm you with everything you need before you start trying to bash those bookmakers.
Women’s football price boosts
It would be foolish not to take advantage of the price boosts on women’s football. In addition, there are new customer offers and specials to explore.
With some bookmakers, such as Sky Bet, you may find boosted prices on every game in the big tournaments.
Best bookmakers for women’s football
Markets are growing in women’s football, with new bookmakers getting involved more and more.
Such an influx of change means you may not be able to distinguish the good from the best. Fortunately, at Squawka Bet, we’ve done the legwork for you. Check out the crème of the crop below:
What other competitions do we offer tips for?
We don’t just focus on women’s football for our betting insight. Indeed, there are plenty of other men’s tournaments and leagues we cover with just as much zest and accuracy.
So, without further ado:
- Champions League
- FA Cup
- Carabao Cup
- Europa League
- Bundesliga
- Serie A
- La Liga
- League One
- League Two
- Championship
- Premier League
- UEFA Nations League
Women’s football offers & free bets
Aside from our women’s football tips and predictions, there’s plenty more to delve into. Above all, check out the betting offers and free bets.
These will mostly be present for the biggest games, with specials, promotions and enhanced odds available to wager on.
So, strap yourselves in, arm yourself with our betting content, and sit back ahead of another massive season.
Women’s football tips FAQs
We focus on the Women’s Super League and the Women’s Champions League, the two biggest competitions in the club game. We also cover major internationals and cup finals when the big occasions come around.
We aim to publish our tips and predictions around 24 hours before kick-off. Timings can shift during congested fixture periods, but you can count on us for the biggest matches.
Manchester City start the 2026/27 season as champions after winning the 2025/26 title with a game to spare. Chelsea and Arsenal are expected to be their closest challengers once again.
The competition now mirrors the men’s format. All 18 teams play six games in a single league phase, with the top four advancing straight to the quarter-finals and teams fifth to 12th entering the knockout play-offs.
Full-time result is the most popular market, alongside both teams to score, over/under goals and goalscorer bets. In-play betting has also grown quickly, with most bookmakers offering cash out.
Yes, all of our women’s football tips and predictions are free to access. Each betting preview also includes odds from a host of bookmakers, key stats and our expert writers’ analysis.