This weekend Arsenal Women resume their 2023–24 Women’s Super League campaign, following the well-deserved winter break. Arsenal welcome Everton to Meadow Park on Saturday, kick-off 2pm UK, but fans will not be able to watch the action live, unless they’re at the game of course.
A scheduling error has meant Arsenal’s WSL home game against Everton on Saturday at 14:00 GMT will not be streamed live in the UK.
Details and explanation below. An oversight by all parties essentially ✍🏻👇🏻https://t.co/jWdOhT8i7v
— Emma Sanders (@em_sandy) January 17, 2024
Due to UEFA’s Article 48, Arsenal’s home game against Everton will not be live on FA Player this week. The game will instead be available to watch on FA Player shortly after the conclusion of the match.
— Barclays Women’s Super League (@BarclaysWSL) January 17, 2024
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In reality what can football fans do? I am prepared to bet that if this had happened to Chelsea they would have found a way.
As ever the WSL is managed by non football people who care less about the participants and the fans.
Aside from the TV screening cock-up. There have been no rational explanations as to why this game has been scheduled for Saturday when the normal WSL matchday is Sunday.
Given that the men are playing at Emirates on Saturday makes it more nonsensical.
If one is a season ticket holder for both men and women its even more frustrating.
When did the FA ever care about supporters in general.
Games at 8 pm ending past 10oc and then needing to get from London to Manchester