Aston Villa Women return to Women’s Super League action on Sunday when Natalia Arroyo’s side travel to face Tottenham Hotspur Women.
The game takes place on Sunday 27 September, with kick-off scheduled for 2pm BST.
Supporters in the United Kingdom can watch Tottenham Women vs Aston Villa Women live on Sky Sports+, with the broadcaster confirming the fixture in its latest WSL television schedule.
Villa make the trip to London still searching for their first league victory of the season but arrive with some momentum after beating Nottingham Forest 2-0 in the Subway Players Cup on Wednesday night.
Here is everything supporters need to know ahead of Sunday’s match.
When is Tottenham Women vs Aston Villa Women?
Tottenham Hotspur Women face Aston Villa Women on Sunday 27 September 2026.
Kick-off is scheduled for 2pm BST.
Tottenham’s official 2026/27 WSL fixture list also confirms the Sunday afternoon date and kick-off time.
Sky Sports currently lists the fixture as taking place at the BetWright Stadium.
Tottenham Women vs Aston Villa Women match details
- Fixture: Tottenham Hotspur Women vs Aston Villa Women
- Competition: Women’s Super League
- Date: Sunday 27 September 2026
- Kick-off: 2pm BST
- Venue: BetWright Stadium
- TV: Sky Sports+
What TV channel is Tottenham Women vs Aston Villa Women on?
Tottenham Women vs Aston Villa Women will be shown live in the United Kingdom on Sky Sports+.
Sky has included the fixture among its live WSL coverage for Sunday afternoon.
Supporters with the relevant Sky Sports subscription will therefore be able to follow the game live.
Tottenham also confirmed when the WSL fixtures were released that their home meeting with Villa had been selected for television coverage.
Aston Villa Women searching for first WSL win
Villa head into Sunday’s game without a victory from their opening three league fixtures.
That record comes with important context.
Arroyo’s side opened the season by earning an impressive point away to reigning champions Chelsea.
Our Chelsea 1-1 Aston Villa Women match report detailed how goalkeeper Akane Okuma produced an outstanding performance to help Villa secure their first-ever WSL point against Chelsea.
Manchester City then won 4-1 at Villa Park before Villa responded with another away draw against Brighton.
Lynn Wilms scored directly from a late corner to rescue a point on the south coast, with our Brighton 1-1 Aston Villa Women report covering Villa’s late recovery.
That leaves Arroyo’s team on two points from three league matches.
Villa build momentum with Nottingham Forest cup win
Villa did at least secure their first competitive victory of the season in midweek.
Arroyo rotated her team for Wednesday’s Subway Players Cup trip to Nottingham Forest and was rewarded with a 2-0 victory at The City Ground.
Maya Hijikata opened the scoring in the 66th minute before Chasity Grant added a second late on, with Sky Sports’ match report confirming Villa’s first cup win of the new campaign.
We had outlined the selection decisions facing Arroyo in our Aston Villa Women predicted XI against Nottingham Forest before the manager used the fixture to give several members of her squad valuable minutes.
Attention now turns quickly back to the WSL.
Tottenham provide another difficult test
Tottenham have made an impressive start to their league campaign.
They sit second in the early WSL table after taking seven points from their opening three matches, including a 7-0 victory away to Crystal Palace.
The north London side are yet to lose in the league.
Villa will therefore need another strong away performance if they are to secure their first WSL victory of the season.
Their draws at Chelsea and Brighton have already demonstrated that Arroyo’s rebuilt squad can compete away from home.
Sunday provides the next opportunity to turn those encouraging performances into three points.
