The Barclays Women’s Championship title decider between Birmingham City and London City Lionesses on May 4th will be shown live on Sky Sports, marking the first-ever live game from the division shown by the broadcast network.

The match will be covered by six cameras capturing every moment of the season finale. Coverage begins at 2:10pm on Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports+, with kick-off at 2:15pm to follow the WSL Manchester derby as part of a women’s football double-header on Sky Sports.

With a place in the Barclays Women’s Super League on the line, London City Lionesses are in pole position heading into the final day of the campaign, sitting two points clear of Birmingham City in second. The Blues however know that victory over Jocelyn Precheur’s side will see them return to the top-flight of women’s football in England for the first time since 2022, while a win or draw for the Lionesses will result in their first ever foray into the Barclays WSL.

Fans will also be able to watch on the Barclays Women’s Championship YouTube channel.

Sky’s new five-year deal with the Women’s Professional League Ltd kicks off from the 2025/26 season, broadcasting 118 matches from the Women’s Super League.

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