William Hill News tipster @Footy_Tipster previews Sunday’s Women’s Super League action from across the country.
Manchester United v West Ham Prediction: Match Result & 2+ Match Goals – Manchester United (4/6), Man United 2-0 West Ham (7/1)
Birmingham City v Crystal Palace Prediction: Crystal Palace To Win (10/3), Birmingham 1-2 Crystal Palace (12/1)
Liverpool v Everton Prediction: Liverpool To Win (4/5), Liverpool 3-1 Everton (14/1)
Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa Prediction: Both Teams To Score & Tottenham To Win (2/1), Tottenham 3-1 Aston Villa (11/1)
Chelsea v Arsenal Prediction: Chelsea To Win (11/8), Chelsea 1-0 Arsenal (8/1)
Manchester United host West Ham at 1pm as Eva Olid chases her first league win.
At 2pm, Birmingham City look to break their winless run against Crystal Palace, Liverpool and Everton meet in a Merseyside derby whilst Tottenham Hotspur face Aston Villa.
All of this before Chelsea and Arsenal round off Sunday at 4.30pm in a heavyweight clash between two unbeaten contenders.
Now, let’s take a closer look at some Women’s Super League odds and betting angles for Sunday’s fixtures:
Manchester United v West Ham – Sunday, 1pm
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- Manchester United are still searching for their first league win under Eva Olid, sitting 13th in the WSL after taking just one point from their opening three matches (D1, L2). They return to Leigh Sports Village after suffering late heartbreak against Arsenal last weekend, though Wednesday’s 10–1 demolition of Sheffield United in the Cup should inject some much‑needed confidence. United are 2/5 with William Hill to finally get up and running.
- West Ham’s start has been mixed, with Rita Guarino’s side winning one and losing two of their opening WSL fixtures, and they arrive off the back of a midweek penalty‑shootout victory over Tottenham in the Cup. The Irons haven’t beaten Manchester United in their last twelve WSL attempts (D4, L8), but punters can back them at 9/2 with William Hill to pile more pressure on the hosts.
Birmingham City v Crystal Palace – Sunday, 2pm
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- Birmingham City return to St Andrew’s looking to claim their first WSL win of the season after taking just one point from their opening three matches and suffering a cup defeat in midweek. The WSL 2 champions are now winless in four across all competitions, but William Hill still make them 4/6 to get off the mark on Sunday.
- Crystal Palace opened their debut WSL campaign brightly with four points from nine, but a 7–0 defeat to Tottenham last time out stalled their momentum — though they played 83 minutes with ten players after an early red card. These sides met six times in WSL 2, with Birmingham winning the first two and Palace taking the last four. This is their first top‑flight meeting, and the Eagles are 10/3 with William Hill to extend their recent dominance in the fixture.
Liverpool v Everton – Sunday, 2pm
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- Liverpool kicked off the season in style with a 4–0 win at Charlton, but have taken just one point from their two WSL matches since, including last Friday’s 4–2 defeat at Manchester City. They did respond in midweek with a 4–2 Cup win over Sunderland, which should steady things heading into Sunday’s derby. The Reds have won the last two Merseyside meetings in all competitions, though only one of the last three at home. Liverpool are the favourites again with William Hill at 4/5.
- Everton were edged out 1–0 by Crystal Palace on the opening weekend but have been excellent since, winning their last three matches in all competitions without conceding. That defensive record will be tested here — each of the last three Merseyside derbies has seen both teams score — but Scott Phelan’s side are 3/1 with William Hill to claim a statement win on enemy territory.
Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa – Sunday, 2pm
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- Tottenham opened their WSL campaign with a 3–1 win over rivals West Ham and haven’t looked back since. Sitting second in the table and one of only four unbeaten sides (W2, D1), Spurs arrive in strong form and with recent history firmly on their side. They’ve won the last two meetings with Aston Villa, including a remarkable 7–3 victory away from home in February. William Hill make them 13/20 favourites to keep that run going.
- Aston Villa, meanwhile, have struggled to get going this season, collecting just two points from a possible nine (D2, L1). They now face a Spurs side they haven’t beaten in any of their last three encounters across all competitions. A 2–0 Cup win over Nottingham Forest in midweek may offer a small confidence boost, but Villa remain 10/3 outsiders with William Hill to pull off an upset in north London.
Chelsea v Arsenal – Sunday, 4.30pm
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- Chelsea come into Sunday’s showdown unbeaten across six matches in all competitions, having taken seven points from nine in the WSL and edged Austria Vienna 1–0 in the Champions League in midweek. The Blues will be wary, though — the last side to beat them at home in the WSL was Arsenal back in January. Even so, Chelsea are 11/8 with the leading bookmaker to claim another win.
- Arsenal remain unbeaten this season but haven’t convinced, with just one win from their opening three WSL fixtures (D2) and narrow victories in games where they were heavy favourites, including their 1–0 Champions League win over Koge. The Gunners have managed just one win in their last five WSL meetings with Chelsea, yet William Hill still price them at 13/8 to take all three points on Sunday.
*All odds subject to change – prices accurate at the time of writing*
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