Our victory over Brighton & Hove Albion on Wednesday night means we are now a point above Manchester United in third and four ahead of Arsenal, who have played two games fewer.

Manchester City, who dropped points on Sunday during their goalless draw with Aston Villa, currently lead the way and are seven points above us with five games remaining.

Here is everything you need to know about how to watch London City Lionesses vs Chelsea, including kick-off time, broadcast details and how to follow the action with Chelsea FC.

When and where is London City Lionesses vs Chelsea Women?

Chelsea Women's game against London City Lionesses takes place on Saturday 21 March 2026 at The Den, with kick-off scheduled for 12pm UK time.

How to watch London City Lionesses vs Chelsea Women: UK TV and live stream details

The WSL fixture between London City Lionesses and Chelsea will be shown on Sky Sports in the UK.

As always, team news, live updates and match coverage will be provided in our London City Lionesses vs Chelsea Women Match Centre on the Chelsea Official App and Chelsea website.

You can also follow through Chelsea Women’s social media channels on X, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.

The form

The Blues are on a five-match winning run in all competitions, with our last defeat coming on February 1.

Our 2-1 victory over Brighton last night came hot off the heels of Chelsea lifting the 2025/26 Women's League Cup following Sunday's 2-1 win over Manchester United.

London City Lionesses, who have been led by Spanish head coach Eder Maestre since January, are currently seventh in the WSL table.

The Lionesses lost 2-0 to Arsenal on Sunday and prior to the international break had drawn 2-2 with the Gunners' north London rivals Tottenham Hotspur.

There had been a 2-1 loss at Manchester United and 1-0 defeat at home to Everton prior to that, with their last victory coming on February 1 against Brighton, with the game also finishing 2-1.

Recent head-to-head

The Blues faced London City in cup action back in 2015 and again in 2021, but the Lionesses have undergone major changes on and off the pitch since then.

Previously known as the Millwall Lionesses, the side broke away to become an independent women’s team in 2019, becoming the London City Lionesses, and in late-2023 American businesswoman Michelle Kang successfully purchased the club, adding London City to her portfolio of women’s football clubs, which also includes OL Lyonnes in France and Washington Spirit in the USA.

Their promotion in the summer saw us face London City in the WSL for the first time back in November 2025 and goals from Ellie Carpenter and Sam Kerr - both currently away on international duty at the Women's Asian Cup - saw us record a 2-0 win.