Tottenham will host West Ham at Brisbane Road to open their 2025-26 WSL campaign.
Spurs endured a difficult campaign last year, taking just three points from their last ten matches en route to an eleventh-place finish, and will hope for improved fortunes under newly-appointed manager Martin Ho.
It will be a baptism of fire for the Englishman, though, as he faces a London derby in his first competitive fixture.
Spurs could get some points on the board early as they face fellow strugglers Everton and Leicester in early outings, while a round-three meeting with Manchester City will be their first major test.
Tottenham will visit last season’s treble winners Chelsea on October 11 before hosting the Blues on February 8. A home North London Derby will be held on November 16, before Spurs visit the Emirates on March 29. They will close their campaign out at Broadfield Stadium, visiting Brighton.
Plans are in place to host some WSL fixtures at the 62,850 capacity Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this year, though these matches are yet to be confirmed.
Tottenham 2025-26 WSL fixtures in full
September 7, 12.00pm - West Ham (H)
September 14, 2.00pm - Everton (A)
September 21, 2.00pm - Manchester City (H)
September 27, 5.15pm - Leicester City (A)
October 5, 2.00pm - Brighton & Hove Albion (H)
October 11, 2.00pm - Chelsea (A)
November 2, 2.00pm - Liverpool (H)
November 9, 12.00pm - London City Lionesses (A)
November 16, 2.00pm - Arsenal (H)
December 7, 2.00pm - Aston Villa (H)
December 14, 1.00pm - Manchester United (A)
January 11, 2.00pm - Leicester City (H)
January 25, 2.00pm - Liverpool (A)
February 1, 12.00pm - West Ham (A)
February 8, 2.00pm - Chelsea (H)
February 15, 2.00pm - Aston Villa (A)
March 15, 2.00pm - Everton (H)
March 22, 12.00pm - Manchester City (A)
March 29, 2.00pm - Arsenal (A)
April 26, 2.00pm - Manchester United (H)
May 3, 2.00pm - London City Lionesses (H)
May 15-17 - Brighton & Hove Albion (A)
All dates and times subject to change.
