The Aston Villa Women WSL fixtures for the upcoming 2026/27 season have been officially announced, setting a strong start to the campaign under head coach Natalia Arroyo. The team’s inaugural game will see them travel to Stamford Bridge on Saturday, September 5th against Chelsea, followed by their first home match at Villa Park against Manchester City on Sunday, September 13th.
Tickets for the opening home fixture are set to go on sale from 2pm on Thursday, with details for the Chelsea game to be released shortly. These early fixtures present a significant challenge as Arroyo’s squad seeks to establish itself in the league after a period of rebuilding.
Second City Derby and Key Matches
The schedule includes a notable fixture: the first Second City derby between Aston Villa Women and Birmingham City at Villa Park in November. The return match will take place at St Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park in January, with specific dates yet to be confirmed due to potential broadcast changes.
London City Lionesses will visit Villa Park for the season’s final league match before Christmas, while Everton will provide the first home opposition after the winter break. Arsenal is set to travel to Villa Park for an evening fixture in March, adding another highlight to the calendar. The campaign concludes with a home game against West Ham and an away match at London City Lionesses.
Season Ticket Offerings
Supporters looking to secure their seats throughout the season can purchase a season ticket that covers every home league fixture at Villa Park. Early-bird prices are available until Tuesday, August 4th, starting from £50 for adult packages. These offers provide an excellent opportunity for fans to support their team through the entire campaign.
Schedule Flexibility and Communication
While all fixtures after the initial selections remain subject to changes due to television coverage, Aston Villa Women will keep supporters informed of any amendments via their official channels. This ensures that fans stay updated on any potential schedule alterations as the season progresses.
