Brighton and Hove Albion Women beat West Ham United 3-0 at the Amex on Saturday 24 October 2026, their second Women’s Super League win of the season and their first league clean sheet. They are ninth in the table on 8 points after seven games and play Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Subway Players Cup on Wednesday 28 October at 7.30pm.
The club’s fixture list has ten matches between 28 October and 19 December, with a trip to Everton’s Goodison Park and one home match at the Amex, against Liverpool on 14 November.
Latest result. Albion Women 3 West Ham United Women 0, at the American Express Stadium. Goals from Maisie Symonds, Fran Kirby and Kiko Seike.
Next match. Wolves v Albion, Subway Players Cup, SEAH Stadium, Wednesday 28 October, 7.30pm UK time.
League position. Ninth in the Women’s Super League with 8 points and a goal difference of +3. Chelsea and Manchester City lead on 19.
Albion Women 3 West Ham 0
Captain Maisie Symonds put Albion ahead in the 29th minute with a half-volley from 30 yards into the top corner, in wet and windy conditions at the Amex. Fran Kirby doubled the lead in the 63rd minute, tapping in a cross from Marisa Olislagers at the far post.
Kiko Seike made it 3-0 moments later with a chip over the goalkeeper, set up by Emilie Joramo. It was her third goal in her last three Women’s Super League games against West Ham. A late effort from substitute Emily Murphy was ruled out for offside. The attendance was 4,373.
Albion have won twice in the league this season, against Charlton Athletic and now West Ham.
Albion Women’s results so far this season
Saturday 24 October: Albion 3 West Ham United 0 in the Women’s Super League, at the Amex.
Sunday 18 October: Manchester City 3 Albion 2 in the Women’s Super League. City led 3-0 after 18 minutes before Olivia Garcia and Caitlin Hayes scored for Albion.
Sunday 4 October: Albion 5 Charlton Athletic 1 in the Women’s Super League, at the Amex.
Wednesday 30 September: Albion 0 Tottenham Hotspur 1 in the Subway Players Cup, at Broadfield Stadium.
Saturday 26 September: London City Lionesses 2 Albion 0 in the Women’s Super League.
Wednesday 23 September: Albion 4 Charlton Athletic 0 in the Subway Players Cup, at Broadfield Stadium.
Sunday 20 September: Albion 1 Aston Villa 1 in the Women’s Super League, at the Amex. Albion also drew 2-2 at Birmingham City on 13 September and lost 1-0 to Arsenal on 6 September.
Head coach Arturo Ruiz said after the Manchester City defeat on the club’s website: “The resilience and the incredible game that we did from 3-0 until the end and keeping it alive to try and get a result.”
Where Albion Women stand in the WSL
Chelsea and Manchester City are level on 19 points, with Chelsea ahead on goal difference. London City Lionesses are third on 16.
Albion are one point behind Arsenal, Everton and Aston Villa, who are all on 9. Liverpool are tenth, also on 8 points, with a goal difference of +2 to Albion’s +3. Charlton Athletic are bottom without a point.
Albion Women fixtures: 28 October to 22 November
Albion go to Wolves in the Subway Players Cup on Wednesday 28 October at 7.30pm. The first league game after that is a home match with Crystal Palace at Broadfield Stadium on Sunday 1 November at 2pm.
Albion visit Tottenham Hotspur at the BetWright Stadium on Sunday 8 November at 2pm, then host Watford in the Subway Players Cup at Broadfield Stadium on Wednesday 11 November at 7.45pm.
The home game with Liverpool is at the American Express Stadium on Saturday 14 November at 5.15pm. Albion then play London City Lionesses in the Subway Players Cup at the Copperjax Community Stadium on Wednesday 18 November at 7pm, and go to Everton at Goodison Park on Sunday 22 November at 2pm.
Albion Women fixtures: 13 December to 19 December
Albion visit Manchester United at Progress with Unity Stadium on Sunday 13 December at 1pm, then go to Southampton in the Subway Players Cup at the Silverlake Stadium on Wednesday 16 December at 7pm.
The run to Christmas ends with a home game against Chelsea at Broadfield Stadium on Saturday 19 December at 12.30pm.
The rest of the season to May 2027
The club’s list for 2027 starts at Arsenal on Sunday 10 January at 12.30pm, then a home game with Tottenham on 20 January and Birmingham City at home on 24 January. Liverpool away on 31 January is followed by Everton at home on 7 February and Aston Villa away on 14 February.
March brings West Ham away on 14 March, London City Lionesses at home on 17 March and Charlton away on 28 March. Albion host Manchester City on Sunday 4 April, visit Crystal Palace on Sunday 2 May and Chelsea on Sunday 9 May. A home game with Manchester United at Broadfield Stadium is listed with the date to be confirmed.
ImJustBrighton note. Dates and kick-off times can change, so check the club’s women’s fixtures page before you travel. Albion Women’s tickets are sold through the club’s ticket site. For the story of last season, read how the FA Cup run will inspire a generation of girls in Brighton.
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