Sky Sports has secured exclusive broadcasting rights for the Women’s World Sevens Football (W7F) tournament. This much-anticipated event will take place at the Gtech Community Stadium in Brentford from May 28 to May 30. Marking the tournament’s first occurrence in England, this edition will feature teams from eight Barclays Women’s Super League (WSL) clubs.
Participating Teams
Confirmed teams competing in the tournament include:
- Aston Villa Women
- Everton Women
- London City Lionesses
- Manchester United Women
- Tottenham Hotspur Women
- West Ham United Women
- Two additional clubs to be announced
Broadcasting Details
Sky Sports will provide live coverage of all matches, enhancing the experience for fans. Viewers can also access the tournament via the NOW streaming service. The event will feature a dedicated presentation team that will be onsite, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the action.
Statements from Officials
Gary Hughes, director of football at Sky Sports, expressed pride in supporting women’s football. He highlighted the momentum of a record-breaking WSL season, underscoring the commitment to women’s sports. This partnership aims to deliver an exciting competition format that combines entertainment with top-tier athleticism.
Sarah Cummins, CEO of World Sevens Football, remarked on the significance of partnering with Sky Sports. She emphasized the goal of transforming how women’s football is experienced, focusing on speed and engagement. The ability to broadcast every match live will help reach a wider audience.
Event Information
Tickets for the Women’s World Sevens Football tournament are available for purchase through worldsevens.com. Prices start at £17 for adults, with options for single-day passes or full three-day packages. Family ticket options are also offered to encourage fan participation.
Future Developments
This collaboration reinforces Sky Sports’ role as the leading broadcaster of women’s sports in the UK and Ireland. Looking ahead to 2026, there are exciting plans for live women’s sporting events, including the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup and the Solheim Cup.
This tournament not only showcases the talent in women’s football but also enhances community engagement, setting the stage for a vibrant future in women’s sports.
