The Women's Super League returns in September with huge attention on the domestic front following England's success at UEFA Women's EURO 2022.
The Lionesses clinched their first major title this summer with a wave of positivity surrounding Sarina Wiegman's side throughout the competition.
Club football is now back on the agenda for the England squad as the new WSL season looks to build on the momentum around the women's game in 2022/23.
Record attendances and increased media focus are all expected for the months ahead as part of the newly formatted top flight. Here is some of the key information you need ahead of the start of the season.
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WSL 2022/23: Title favourite odds
Since its inaugural season in 2011, the WSL has been dominated by Chelsea and Arsenal, with nine of the 12 titles ending up in North or West London.
Emma Hayes' Blues are the defending champions heading into the new campaign and they are favourites to clinch a fourth straight league title.
| 2022/23 WSL CLUBS | Sky Bet Odds |
| Chelsea | 8/11 |
| Arsenal | 15/8 |
| Manchester City | 11/2 |
| Manchester United | 10/1 |
| Liverpool | 150/1 |
| Tottenham Hotspur | 200/1 |
| West Ham United | 200/1 |
| Aston Villa | 250/1 |
| Brighton & Hove Albion | 250/1 |
| Everton | 500/1 |
| Leicester City | 500/1 |
| Reading | 500/1 |
Previous WSL Champions
The only teams to win the WSL aside from Chelsea and Arsenal are Liverpool (2013 and 2014) and Manchester City (2016). City have finished runners-up six times in the past eight seasons.
| Season | Winners |
| 2021/22 | Chelsea |
| 2020/21 | Chelsea |
| 2019/20 | Chelsea |
| 2018/19 | Arsenal |
| 2017/18 | Chelsea |
| 2017 (Spring Series) | Chelsea |
| 2016 | Manchester City |
| 2015 | Chelsea |
| 2014 | Liverpool |
| 2013 | Liverpool |
| 2012 | Arsenal |
| 2011 | Arsenal |
WSL 2022/23: TV details, how to watch
The 2022/23 WSL season will be available to watch in the UK via the FA Player, a dedicated streaming service for women's football. Selected games will also be broadcast by Sky Sports and BBC Sport.
WSL 2022/23: Key dates
The Women's Super League starts on Saturday, September 10 with a match between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United at 12.30 p.m. BST. The 2022/23 season will run until the weekend of May 27/28, 2023.
The Women's League Cup group stage begins in October, with the final scheduled for the weekend of March 4/5, 2023.
The Women's FA Cup begins with the first qualifying round on September 11, with the first round proper scheduled for November 13. The final takes place on May 14, 2023.
England Euro winners in the 2022/23 WSL
Wiegman's squad returned to the clubs as heroes following an incredible performance for the national team this summer, although key pair Lucy Bronze and Georgia Stanway will be playing their club football for Barcelona and Bayern Munich respectively.
However, the majority of the Lionesses squad will be plying their trade in England's top flight.
| Player | 2022/23 Club |
| Mary Earps | Manchester United |
| Hannah Hampton | Aston Villa |
| Ellie Roebuck | Manchester City |
| Millie Bright | Chelsea |
| Jess Carter | Chelsea |
| Lucy Bronze | Barcelona |
| Rachel Daly | Aston Villa |
| Alex Greenwood | Manchester City |
| Demi Stokes | Manchester City |
| Lotte Wubben-Moy | Arsenal |
| Fran Kirby | Chelsea |
| Georgia Stanway | Bayern Munich |
| Jill Scott | Retired |
| Keira Walsh | Manchester City |
| Leah Williamson | Arsenal |
| Bethany England | Chelsea |
| Lauren Hemp | Manchester City |
| Chloe Kelly | Manchester City |
| Beth Mead | Arsenal |
| Nikita Parris | Manchester United |
| Alessia Russo | Manchester United |
| Ella Toone | Manchester United |
| Ellen White | Retired |
