Football · 2026–27 season

Women's Super League forecasts

Win probabilities for every game from a rating model fit only on past results, with the season simulated 10,000 times for the WSL title odds. Favourite right now: Manchester City, 73%.

Upcoming

DateGameAwayDrawHome
14 Nov 2026Crystal Palace at Manchester United10%12%78%
14 Nov 2026Manchester City at Chelsea44%22%34%
14 Nov 2026Everton at Tottenham Hotspur25%21%54%
14 Nov 2026Liverpool at Brighton & Hove Albion28%21%51%
15 Nov 2026Birmingham City at Aston Villa24%20%56%
15 Nov 2026Charlton Athletic at West Ham United20%18%62%
15 Nov 2026London City Lionesses at Arsenal29%22%50%

Recent results

All results

DateGameScorePre-game chance of the winner
8 Nov 2026Birmingham City at London City Lionesses1–475%
8 Nov 2026Brighton & Hove Albion at Tottenham Hotspur1–243%
8 Nov 2026Charlton Athletic at Crystal Palace2–342%
8 Nov 2026Manchester United at Aston Villa1–059%
8 Nov 2026Arsenal at Liverpool2–167%
7 Nov 2026West Ham United at Manchester City0–585%
7 Nov 2026Everton at Chelsea1–18%

Chance of winning the WSL title

Every team

TeamWin titleChampions League placesFinish bottom
Manchester City73%>99%0%
Chelsea27%98%0%
London City Lionesses<1%38%0%
Arsenal<1%31%0%
Manchester United<1%25%0%
Tottenham Hotspur<1%8%0%
Brighton & Hove Albion0%1%<1%
Aston Villa0%<1%<1%
Everton0%<1%<1%
West Ham United0%<1%<1%

Questions and answers

Who is favoured to win the 2026–27 WSL title?

Manchester City, at 73%, ahead of Chelsea (27%). That's from 10,000 simulations of the rest of the season with PodiumOracle's current ratings, updated 12 November 2026.

What are the odds for the next Women's Super League games?

According to PodiumOracle's model: Crystal Palace at Manchester United (14 November 2026): Manchester United 78%, a draw 12%; Manchester City at Chelsea (14 November 2026): Manchester City 44%, a draw 22%; Everton at Tottenham Hotspur (14 November 2026): Tottenham Hotspur 54%, a draw 21%. Every upcoming one's chances are on this page and update until the start.

How accurate are PodiumOracle's Women's Super League predictions?

On 327 games from held-back seasons (2024–25 to 2026–27), which the model never saw while it was tuned, the side it favoured won 61% of the time. Its log loss was 0.878, against 1.051 for the base rate and 0.924 for recent form. Against the betting markets on the same finished games, its log loss was 0.872 against the bookmakers' 0.831 over 123 games, 0.914 against Polymarket's 0.856 over 63 games and 0.869 against Kalshi's 0.814 over 106 games (lower is better).

How are the Women's Super League predictions made?

Every team has a rating that moves after each result, by more when the result was a surprise. The gap between two ratings, plus home advantage, gives each game's chance, and the rest of the season is simulated 10,000 times, with the league's own format, for the WSL title odds. The settings are chosen on older seasons and tested on the most recent ones.