Chelsea Women host Everton at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, November 7, 2026, aiming to extend a seven-match Women’s Super League winning streak that has left them level on points with Manchester City at the top of the table.
Sonia Bompastor’s side enter the weekend fixture following a commanding 6-0 victory against Charlton Athletic at The Valley. The league leaders have netted 18 goals across their last four WSL fixtures. Having drawn against Aston Villa in their opening league fixture of the campaign, the Blues have since put together seven straight wins, matching their best winning streak in the same top-flight season since winning their first nine matches under head coach Sonia Bompastor in 2024/25. Chelsea also boast five clean sheets this season, having conceded just four goals overall.
Chelsea Face Everton at Stamford Bridge
Chelsea sit at the summit of the Women’s Super League standings on goal difference with 22 points from eight matches. Everton travel to West London occupying eighth place with ten points from their opening eight fixtures.
The Toffees have recorded three clean sheets already this season, which is only one fewer than the four shutouts they managed across the entire 2025/26 campaign from 22 matches. Everton’s summer transfer business saw the arrivals of Australian forward Holly McNamara from Melbourne City, defender Hannah Blundell from Manchester United, and Naomi Layzell on loan from Manchester City, while Kelly Gago departed for West Ham and Katja Snoeijs moved to Ajax.
The fixture carries history from the previous campaign when the Toffees claimed a 1-0 away victory at Kingsmeadow in December, which ended a run of eight consecutive away defeats against Chelsea in the Women’s Super League. Chelsea later answered with a 4-1 victory at Everton in April 2026. Overall, Chelsea have won 16 of their last 18 WSL meetings against Everton, with one draw and one defeat.
Squad Availability for the Weekend
Nathalie Björn made her first league start of the campaign against Charlton after playing an injury-disrupted previous season, featuring for just over an hour.
Midfielder Honoka Hayashi is also out with a calf problem, and young forward Issy Hobson continues her recovery from an injury sustained in September. Ruby Mace enters the match as Everton’s top scorer in the WSL this season with two goals.
Stamford Bridge Match Viewing Options
The match kicks off at 12:45 GMT (7:45 am EST) at Stamford Bridge with Lisa Benn officiating. UK viewers can watch live on Sky Sports and Sky Mix, with streaming available via Sky Go. US supporters can catch the broadcast on CBS Sports Golazo and Paramount+, with additional regional broadcasts available via international partners.