After getting the better of Arsenal at Stamford Bridge last weekend and securing a well-earned draw at Lyon in the Champions League, Sonia Bompastor's side face another London derby, this time away from home.

Here are the key details for Sunday's meeting with the Hammers, including when we kick off and how you can follow the game.

When and where is West Ham United vs Chelsea Women?

We face West Ham United on Sunday 4 October 2026 at the Chigwell Construction Stadium in Dagenham. Kick-off is at 2pm UK time.

How to watch West Ham United vs Chelsea Women

Supporters watching in the UK can catch the match live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League, with coverage beginning at 1.30pm. Live streaming is also available through Sky Go for eligible subscribers and NOW with an appropriate membership.

You can also follow our West Ham United vs Chelsea Women Match Centre on the Chelsea Official App and website for team news and live minute-by-minute updates throughout the afternoon.

Keep an eye on Chelsea Women's accounts on X, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok for more coverage around the match.

The form

Chelsea have collected 10 points from our opening four WSL fixtures, winning three and drawing one. We head into the weekend third in the table, having scored nine and conceded just once in the league so far.

Since drawing with Aston Villa on the opening day, the Blues have beaten Manchester United 5-0, Birmingham City 2-0 and Arsenal 1-0. That gives us five successive clean sheets in all competitions as we prepare for our second WSL away trip of the campaign.

West Ham's most recent league outing ended in a 2-1 defeat at Manchester United, but they responded with a 3-1 victory over Southampton in the Subway Players Cup on Wednesday. Oona Siren scored twice and Leila Wandeler was also on target as the Hammers came from behind.

Recent head-to-head

The Blues won both league meetings with West Ham last season, scoring nine goals without reply.

Our trip to Dagenham in September 2025 ended in a 4-0 victory, with Aggie Beever-Jones' free-kick subsequently voted Chelsea's Goal of the Month.

We then began 2026 with a 5-0 win over the Hammers at Kingsmeadow. An early Yu Endo own goal set us on our way, before Lauren James and Alyssa Thompson extended the advantage. Sandy Baltimore added two more, including a second-half penalty, to complete the scoring.