WSL Betting Tips: Chelsea To Win, Brighton BTTS & Win, Everton Under 2.5, Liverpool–Spurs BTTS & Draw, Arsenal 5+ Goals, Man City BTTS & Win

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| BY Sam McLoughlin

William Hill News tipster @Footy_Tipster previews Sunday’s Women’s Super League action from across the country.

The WSL serves up six Sunday fixtures across the country, with a full afternoon of action building to a big evening kick‑off at Villa Park.

Now, let’s take a closer look at some Women’s Super League odds and betting angles for Sunday’s fixtures:

Eva Olid took charge of Manchester United for the first time but came up short against the London Lionesses, not the ideal start. This will also be a challenge for United who have lost eleven of their last thirteen WSL games against Chelsea, drawing two.
Only once have Manchester United beat Chelsea and that was back in 2024 with a FA Cup victory, that’s the reason why despite having the home advantage, United are the 19/5 outsiders with William Hill.

Chelsea also failed to get off to a winning start after a 1-1 draw against Aston Villa, although it wasn’t for the want of trying having created thirty-five (35!) attempts at goals, ending the match with an xG of 3.60.
With the fact that Manchester United haven’t won a league game since 21st March and Chelsea’s dominance in this fixture, it’s hard to back against the Blues in this one, with William Hill pricing the away side at 8/13 for victory.

The WSL 2 champions return to St. Andrew’s for their first home game of the season, aiming to respond after a 3–1 defeat to reigning champions Manchester City and despite being the hufe underdogs in that one, they had their moments.
This meeting between the sides will be the first league matchup against one another since facing off in the 2021/22 season, and Birmingham City did win 3-1 on that occasion. However, things have changed a lot for these teams ever since then and Birmingham City are the 18/5 outsiders to win here.

Arturo Ruiz takes charge of his second match as Seagulls manager, seeking a first win after a narrow 1–0 loss to Arsenal on the opening weekend, they’ve now lost each of their last three competitive games stretching back to last season.
Brighton & Hove Albion will be confident of taking all three points here though given they’ve won the last three meetings between the two sides without conceding, albeit in cup games. The Seagulls can be backed at 4/7 with William Hill.

Scott Phelan’s side were edged out 1–0 by Crystal Palace on the opening weekend despite dominating possession and creating fourteen shots, albeit only two on target.
Everton will be hoping to use their home advantage to get themselves up and running for the season, they’ve won three of their last five home games in the WSL and can be backed at 1/2 with William Hill to improve that run.

Charlton played their first game in the WSL on Sunday and The Addicks were overwhelmed by Liverpool at The Valley, managing just 24% possession and suffering a 4–0 defeat in their WSL bow.
Charlton struggled to build attacks last weekend; this first away trip offers a chance to show greater control and resilience away from home but this could be a tough task and William Hill make the away side the 5/1 outsiders here.

Liverpool opened the season with a 4–0 win at Charlton, a result that already puts them ahead of last term and gives the squad early momentum.
Summer signing’s Vivien Endemann and Cornelia Kapocs also found the net in that game, underlining Liverpool’s variety in attack while the back line remained largely untested, punters can back the reds at 29/20 in this competitive fixture.

Tottenham Hotspur began their campaign with a 3–1 victory over rivals West Ham, a performance that showcased their attacking intent and match readiness, something they’ll look to carry into this one.
Spurs have won just one of their last seven meetings in this fixture (L3, D3), though no matter what happens we should be in for goals as six of those last seven games have all seen both teams find the back of the net, Martin Ho’s side are priced at 17/10 with William Hill for victory.

The Gunners go into this fixture having gone the whole of last season unbeaten at the Emirates (eight wins, three draws) and haven’t lost a WSL home game since December 2024, whilst the started the new campaign with a 1-0 victory at Brighton.
William Hill make Arsenal the big odds-on favourites to win this one and rightly so looking at the history of this fixture, the Gunners have won each of the last four meetings with an aggregate score of 20-0.

Palace also opened with a 1–0 victory, with summer signing Lexi Lloyd‑Smith on the scoresheet and already settling into the side but this is the ultimate test since their promotion.
Crystal Palace will look to hit Arsenal on the counter-attack given the Gunners will be expected to control the game in front of their faithful, if punters fancy Palace to stun the Emirates, they can be backed at 33/1 with the leading bookmaker.

Aston Villa earned a hard‑fought 1–1 draw with Chelsea, capitalising on a Veerle Buurman own goal to take a deserved point, they defended brilliantly last weekend and they had to, having only 35% possession.
Villa’s only WSL league win over City came in September 2022, so home fans will be desperate for another famous result at Villa Park, William Hill price the home side at 7/1 to take all three points here.

Manchester City opened their campaign as the reining champions with a 3–1 win over Birmingham City, with Mary Fowler and a Khadija Shaw brace securing the victory and a deserved three points.
Overall, the head‑to‑head numbers favour City, unbeaten in their last nine meetings and winning six of the last seven in all competitions, their experience at the top of the table makes them favourites for this at 3/10 with William Hill.