WSL signs record £65m TV deal with BBC and Sky Sports 

Sky will show up to 118 matches per season, with 78 on an exclusive basis, and will receive 75 per cent of the first picks. The BBC will show 21 matches across its platforms, including 14 exclusively.

GROWING THE GAME: Katie McCabe of Arsenal and Lauren James of Chelsea battle for the ball during the FA Women's Super League match between Chelsea and Arsenal at Kingsmeadow on May 21, 2023 in Kingston upon Thames, England. Pic: Steve Bardens/Getty Images

The Women's Super League has struck a new £65million domestic television rights deal with Sky Sports and the BBC.

The deal starts next season and runs to the end of the 2029-30 campaign.