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Women’s Super League Predictions: Charlton v Man City & London City v Brighton
William Hill News tipster @Footy_Tipster previews Saturday’s Women’s Super League action from across the country.
Charlton v Manchester City Prediction: Match Result & 5+ Match Goals – Man City (7/5), Brighton 0-6 Man City (12/1)
London City Lionesses v Brighton Prediction: Both Teams To Score & London City To Win (5/2), London City 2-1 Brighton (7/1)
Charlton’s clash with Manchester City and London City Lionesses’ meeting with Brighton headline Saturday’s WSL action, with City arriving top of the table and unbeaten, Charlton still searching for their first points, and London City looking to build on a dominant midweek win as Brighton chase their first league victory under Arturo Ruiz.
Now, let’s take a closer look at some Women’s Super League odds and betting angles for Saturday’s fixtures:
Charlton v Manchester City – Saturday, 1.30pm
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- Charlton’s tough start to the new WSL season continued in midweek as they returned from Brighton with a 4–0 cup defeat, adding to three straight league losses. Bottom of the table, the only side yet to collect a point, and with just one goal scored and a league‑high nine conceded, it’s clear why they’re out at 22/1 with William Hill to cause a major upset.
- Manchester City arrive in London sitting top of the WSL and as the only team still boasting a 100% record. Their 4–2 win over Liverpool last weekend was followed by a spirited Champions League draw against Bayern Munich on Tuesday, coming from two goals down and almost snatching victory had Khadija Shaw converted her penalty. City are unsurprisingly the overwhelming favourites with William Hill.
London City Lionesses v Brighton – Saturday, 5pm
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- London City Lionesses, sixth last season, have made a strong start to the new campaign with two wins from three, and they head into Saturday’s fixture buoyed by a 2–0 cup win at Leicester on Wednesday. Eder Maestre’s side now chase back‑to‑back WSL victories for the first time since November 2025, priced at 17/20 with William Hill to get it done.
- Brighton, under Arturo Ruiz, are still searching for their first league win of the season after collecting two points from their opening three matches (D2, L1). They do, however, arrive off the back of a commanding 4–0 cup victory over Charlton. The Seagulls should take confidence from their recent record in this fixture — they’ve won the last three meetings away from home — and can be backed at 23/10 with William Hill to extend that run.
