Super League Women Standings & Stats

The Super League Women 2025/26 season in England has reached a critical stage with all 22 matchdays completed. Manchester City Women currently lead the table with an impressive 55 points, showcasing dominant form with 18 wins and a goal difference of +43. The fight for the title, European spots, and survival remains intense.

Super League Women Table

The top of the table sees Manchester City Women (55 points) holding a 4‑point advantage over Arsenal Women (51 points), while Chelsea Women (49 points) sit third with a 6‑point gap. At the other end, Brighton W occupy 7th with 26 points, just one point ahead of the relegation zone – though the full league size means the bottom places are extremely competitive. The 2025/26 campaign has been tight in the race for the top spots, with Manchester United Women (40 points) and Tottenham Hotspur Women (36 points) still chasing European qualification.

Favorites & Title Chances

Based on current points, gaps, and the remaining schedule, the title probabilities are estimated as follows:

• Manchester City Women – 55%: Their 18 wins and huge goal tally make them clear favorites. A 4‑point cushion and a strong run of form keep them in control.
• Arsenal Women – 30%: Only one defeat from 22 games underlines consistency. If they can win the head‑to‑head and capitalise on any City slip, the title remains within reach.
• Chelsea Women – 15%: The 6‑point deficit is steeper, but the reigning champions have the experience and firepower to mount a late challenge, especially with key matches against the top two still to come.

Season Stats

The 2025/26 Super League Women has delivered 283 matches with an average of 2.91 goals per game. Chelsea Women remain the most successful club in the competition’s history and enter the season as the defending champions from 2024/25. The attacking numbers are led by Manchester City Women (62 goals scored), while Arsenal Women boast the best defensive record with only 14 goals conceded.

Super League Women Match Predictions

Predictions for each fixture are generated using a combination of recent form, statistical models, and up‑to‑date odds. By analysing home/away performance, goal averages (2.91 per match), and the significant gaps between the top and bottom sides, outcome probabilities are calculated for every upcoming matchday. Although today’s data includes a fully played 22‑round block, all future fixtures will be covered with detailed predictions and the best available odds on OddsFan.