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Women's Super League Odds & Betting – The Odds Manager Guide
Forget everything you think you know about women’s football and get involved in this season’s Women’s Super League.
The WSL has experienced a real boom in popularity over the past couple of years, and with some major players in women’s football making the move over to the English league, expect the attention to continue to grow and grow.
The big hitters in the WSL are similar to those in the men’s game.
Chelsea Women are the reigning champions after last season’s league was cut short due to COVID-19, meaning that Emma Hayes’ side scooped their third title in five years.
This pulled the Blues level with Arsenal Women who have also claimed three WSL titles since the competition (in its current format) was born in 2011.
Can any side stop Chelsea Women this season? Or can they become the first side to retain the WSL since Liverpool Women in 2014?
Here are all the latest odds for the upcoming matches in the Women’s Super League.
Click on any odds to add it to your betslip or click on a fixture to see a comparison of odds from all the top bookies.
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Why Bet On The Women’s Super League?
With more and more investment coming into the WSL over the past couple of seasons, the standard of the football being played in the league is rapidly growing.
There is still a slight gulf between the top sides and the struggling sides, but shock results and goal-fests are becoming more and more common in the league, with a real scramble expected this season for the top two Champions League qualification spots.
With more eyes on the league brings more markets. You can bet on a ton of markets in the Women’s Super League now, so what are you waiting for?!
Our Top Welcome Offers For The Women’s Super League
Top Teams In The Women’s Super League
Chelsea Women are the current holders of the Women’s Super League crown, but are expected to be pushed all the way this season by some fierce competition:
- Chelsea Women – Emma Hayes’ side went unbeaten throughout the 2019-20 curtailed season, scoring 47 goals and conceding only 11. They still look the most complete side in the division and are continuing their fantastic unbeaten run into this campaign.
- Arsenal Women – Arsenal Women ran Chelsea Women close last year, but suffered two of their three league defeats to the eventual champions. In Vivianne Miedema, they have the best striker in the division who netted 16 times last season.
- Manchester United Women – Manchester United Women have set the pace this season in fine form. Leah Galton has hit the ground running upfront and on her day looks unplayable.
- Manchester City Women – Manchester City Women gained more points than Chelsea Women last season but finished in second spot following the cancellation of the season due to COVID-19. Importantly, they finished behind Chelsea Women on a points per game basis, leaving Gareth Taylor’s side heartbroken as the trophy went to south west London.
Women’s Super League Key Dates For The 2020-21 Season
- February 10, 2021: Chelsea Women v Arsenal Women
- May 9, 2021: End of the Women’s Super League regular season
Top Goalscorer Contenders In The Women’s Super League
Vivianne Miedema pipped Beth England to the award last season with 16 goals. Can anyone challenge the Dutchwomen this season?
- Vivianne Miedema – The 24-year-old is a goal machine. From SC Heerenveen Women to Bayern Munich Women Miedema scored constantly and she’s bought that form with her to the Women’s Super League. She’s scored 50+ league goals for Arsenal Women since 2017 and doesn’t look like stopping any time soon.
- Jill Roord – Arsenal Women’s other Dutch goal scorer is also settling into WSL life well. Roord is a marauding midfielder and is continuing to find the net for John Montemurro’s side.
- Sam Kerr – Kerr has averaged better than a goal every two games at her last three clubs, proving a dangerous striker for Perth Glory, Sky Blue FC and Chicago Red Stars. She’s got pace to burn and is a massive threat leading Chelsea Women’s line.
- Beth England – England scored 14 goals for Chelsea Women last season, only bettered by Miedema. She’s struggled for consistency in the past but finally looks to have found her groove getting solid game time for the Blues.
What Happened Last Season?
Last season saw the Women’s Super League finish on March 13, 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. After discussions with the FA, the season was finally cancelled on May 25, 2020 with immediate effect.
Like many other league across the world, the WSL decided to award league standings on a points-per-game basis, meaning that Chelsea Women were crowned champions, Manchester City Women finished second and Liverpool Women were relegated.
Despite finishing the season with one less point than Manchester City Women, Chelsea Women were the stand-out side of the season winning 12 of their 15 matches and drawing the other three. The Blues conceded just four goals at home, with an 8-0 drubbing of West Ham United Women their signature win.
Arsenal Women recorded the biggest win of the season, winning 11-1 at home to Bristol City Women. Yana Daniels 85th minute goal at 11-0 down was the epitome of a consolation strike.
