The Barclays Women’s Super League broadcast rights partnership with Sky Sports and BBC Sport has been extended into the 2024-25 season.
Sky will show up to 44 matches from the Barclays Women’s Super League, while BBC Sport will have the option to show up to 22 games across BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Red Button and BBC iPlayer.
Nikki Doucet – CEO for the Barclays Women’s Super League and Barclays Women’s Championship – said: “We’re very pleased that Sky Sports and BBC Sport are continuing their broadcast rights partnership with us for a further season.
“The past three years have been incredibly exciting for the women’s game – each broadcaster’s coverage of the Barclays Women’s Super League has helped to take the game to another level and open it up to new audiences, and we’re looking forward to seeing that continue and momentum build as we move into a standalone entity.”
Sky Sports managing director, Jonathan Licht, added: “It’s a hugely exciting time for women’s football in this country.
“Audiences have increased hugely over recent years and we’re proud of our contribution to the growth of the game and women’s sport more broadly, showing 70 per cent of all live action last year on our channels.”
Philip Bernie, interim director of BBC Sport, said: “Women’s football has reached unprecedented heights, with the Lionesses’ huge international successes at the Women’s EUROs and World Cup, and a terrific contest for this season’s BWSL title.
“We’re pleased that BBC Sport will continue to showcase the great excitement of our domestic league by extending our partnerships with the Women’s Super League.”
