Everton vs. Chelsea, Women’s Super League: Preview, team news, how to watch

TL;DR

Chelsea Women will face Everton at Goodison Park on April 26, 2026, after a three-week break. Everton previously defeated Chelsea at home this season, making this match a chance for revenge.

Key points

Chelsea Women return to play after a three-week break
Match scheduled for April 26, 2026, at Goodison Park
Everton previously defeated Chelsea at home this season
No new injuries reported for Everton
Millie Bright will miss the match for Chelsea

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COBHAM, ENGLAND - APRIL 23: Wieke Kaptein of Chelsea in action during a Chelsea FC Women's Training Session at Chelsea Training Ground on April 23, 2026 in Cobham, England. (Photo by Harriet Lander - Chelsea FC/Chelsea FC via Getty Images) | Chelsea FC via Getty Images It’s been almost three weeks since we last saw Chelsea Women on the pitch. Their return has finally come with the Blues travelling to Goodison Park to play against Everton in the Women’s Super League. Everton were one of the few teams able to draw blood from us this year, and really helped derail our Women’s Super League defence. If there is a place and time for sweet revenge, that is Everton’s historic stadium on a Sunday afternoon. **Date / Time:** Sunday, April 26, 2026, 12.00 BST; 7:00am EDT **Venue:** Goodison Park, Liverpool, UK **Referee:** Ross Martin **Forecast:** Some sun, not too windy **On TV:** *none* (US); *none* (UK); **elsewhere** **Streaming:** *none* (US); Sky GO (UK)

**Everton team news:** In their first ever season with Goodison Park as their permanent home ground, the Toffees haven’t felt much of a difference performance-wise. They’re on pace to finish the season mid-table with at least 20 points scored, something they’ve done multiple times in their Women’s Super League history. And they do have the “honour” of beating the Blues at home this season — an event that last took place back in 2013. They haven’t had any new injuries reported in this (long) international break period. Meaning they can go at us with full strength, depending on how tired their players are from all the travelling they’ve had to undertake this month. **Chelsea team news:** In comparison to the dominance of years past this Chelsea team could be considered a shell of themselves. But we all know this comes from a place of massive privilege where wins against the likes of and were almost a guarantee. This isn’t the case anymore and even then we can still beat them on a day where officiating doesn’t decide to blow everything up as it did over the two legs of our Women’s Champions League quarter-final clash with the Gunners. What also blows is the fact captain ’s recovery from injury is taking longer than expected, and that means she won’t be back in the mix for this Everton game. Same case with Aggie Beever-Jones although her recovery outlook is somewhat better. **Previously:** Several goals from several different players in a 5-0 away win.

Q&A

What time is the Everton vs Chelsea Women's Super League match?

The match is scheduled for Sunday, April 26, 2026, at 12:00 BST.

Where can I watch the Chelsea vs Everton Women's Super League game?

The match will not be broadcast on TV in the US or UK, but it can be streamed on Sky GO in the UK.

What is the current form of Everton in the Women's Super League?

Everton is on pace to finish mid-table with at least 20 points scored this season, having previously beaten Chelsea at home.

Everton vs. Chelsea, Women’s Super League: Preview, team news, how to watch

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