Where to watch Chelsea Women v Manchester United Women
The clash between Chelsea Women v Manchester United Women is set for Sunday, May 18, 2025, at the iconic Wembley Stadium in London. This eagerly anticipated FA Cup final brings together the reigning FA Cup holders and the undefeated WSL champions.
Fans across Europe can tune in live with kick-off scheduled for 14:30 CEST in Italy, Germany, France and Spain, while viewers in the UK can catch all the action at 13:30 BST. Whether you’re at home or on the go, there are plenty of ways to follow every moment.
This Wembley showdown represents a battle of form and prestige, with Manchester United Women looking to defend their FA Cup crown and Chelsea Women aiming to complete a domestic treble. Read on to discover how to watch the game live, no matter where you are.
Pre-match overview
Manchester United arrive as the reigning FA Cup holders, under the guidance of boss Marc Skinner, who is drawing on his side’s previous cup final experiences to prepare for this high-stakes encounter. Their journey to Wembley has been marked by resilience and tactical nous.
Chelsea Women, meanwhile, have been virtually unstoppable in the WSL, remaining unbeaten en route to the title and eyeing a treble that would underline their domestic dominance. Expert analysis from Malik Ouzia highlights the Blues’ attacking depth and defensive solidity as key factors.
Where to watch streaming and TV
If you’re looking to catch this top-tier women’s football final, multiple broadcasters and streaming platforms have you covered. Most major pay-TV providers offer live coverage, while online options ensure you can watch on your laptop, tablet or smartphone.
Check your local listings for subscriptions or pay-per-view options, and remember that coverage may vary by region. Below is a quick guide to the main broadcasters in Europe:
Italy: DAZN (live streaming) and Sky Sport Football
Germany: DAZN and ARD Live Stream
France: Canal+ Sport and MyCanal streaming service
Spain: Movistar+ Fútbol and Movistar Play
UK: BBC iPlayer (free-to-air) and ITVX (streaming)
Forecast
Expect a tightly contested final between two of the best sides in women’s football. Both teams boast strong attacking units and disciplined defensive structures, making this a tactical battle as much as a physical one.
While Chelsea’s unbeaten run gives them confidence, Manchester United’s cup final pedigree under Marc Skinner means they won’t be easy opponents. A close scoreline, possibly settled by a late goal or penalty shootout, seems the most likely outcome.
