World Sevens Football fixtures, schedule, teams and how to watch live on Sky Sports
The World Sevens takes place in England for the first time, with all games to be shown live on Sky Sports; Chelsea, Man Utd, Tottenham, Aston Villa, Everton, London City Lionesses, West Ham and Leicester will take part in the tournament from Thursday May 28 to Saturday May 30
Thursday 28 May 2026 19:47, UK
The World Sevens Football tournament begins on Thursday, live on Sky Sports, with eight WSL and WSL2 teams taking part. From the teams to the fixture schedule and format, here's all you need to know...
What is the World Sevens?
World Sevens is a seven-a-side women's football tournament. It is billed as a faster, more entertaining type of football.
Matches are played on a pitch half of the size of a regular one. Each game lasts 30 minutes, divided into two halves of 15 minutes each, with extra-time for a draw. There is a five-minute half-time break.
There are also unlimited rolling substitutions and no offside rule.
The upcoming tournament is the first to be played in England and the third World Sevens iteration overall. The previous two editions were played in Estoril, Portugal and won by Bayern Munich, and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA and won by San Diego Wave.
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When and where is the World Sevens taking place?
The London tournament will take place at the Gtech Community Stadium, Brentford over three days from Thursday May 28 to Saturday May 30.
Sky Sports will broadcast all matches live, with the games also available on NOW. Fans can also follow all the news from World Sevens Football across SkySports.com, the app and social channels, including a dedicated WSL YouTube channel.
Former Chelsea captain Millie Bright, Arsenal striker Michelle Agyemang and Liverpool legend Gemma Bonner will join Sky Sports' on-screen team.
Who is taking part?
Manchester United will be playing in the World Sevens for the second time, and are joined by Chelsea, Tottenham, Aston Villa, Everton, London City Lionesses and West Ham from the WSL, and recently relegated Leicester.
The top two in each group go through to the semi-finals and then final, both to be played on Saturday May 30.
World Sevens fixture schedule
Thursday May 28
Chelsea 4-3 Everton (AET)
London City 1-2 Leicester
Man Utd 5-4 West Ham
Spurs 3-6 Aston Villa
London City 1-2 Everton
Chelsea vs Leicester, 8pm
Friday May 29
Man Utd vs Aston Villa, 3pm
Spurs vs West Ham, 4pm
Everton vs Leicester, 5pm
Chelsea v London City, 6pm
Aston Villa vs West Ham, 7pm
Man Utd vs Spurs, 8pm
Saturday May 30
Winner Group 1 vs Runner Up Group 2, 11am
Winner Group 2 vs Runner Up Group 1, 12pm
Final, 2.30pm
