West Ham women have a challenging start to their Women’s Super League campaign this season with a tricky away day against last year’s champions Chelsea.
Paul Konchesky’s team will be hoping to avenge a 2-0 defeat in the corresponding fixture last season, with Emma Hayes Blues also knocking the Hammers out of the FA WSL Cup at the quarter-final stage. West Ham women has so far signed Lisa Evans on a permanent transfer after a successful loan spell from Arsenal last season, with Konchesky also raiding the Gunners to sign 17-year-old hot prospect Alex Hennessy.
Here’s everything you need to know about supporting West Ham women for the coming season:
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How to get tickets to see West Ham women play
At the moment, there are only season tickets available on the West Ham women’s team website , but it’s likely that individual matches will become available to purchase closer to the date. West Ham’s opening game at home is against Everton on Sunday, 18 September, with kick-off at 3pm.
Season ticket prices start at £50 for adults and £30 for juniors.
Where does West Ham women’s team play?
West Ham women play at the Chigwell Construction stadium, which is also the home of Dagenham & Redbridge and where West Ham under-23s also play their home games. It has a capacity of 6,078 and has been in operation more than 100 years, having first held a football match in 1917.
It is a mix of terrace standing and seated ends, with two of the stands offering seating to supporters.
How to get to the Chigwell Construction stadium
The Chigwell Construction stadium, also known as Victoria road, is easily accessible by Tube – with the nearest station being Dagenham East which is on the District line. From there, the stadium is about a 7 minute walk up Rainham road, with attendees turning left onto Victoria road where the ground is located.
The area is also served by the 103, 107 and 364 buses if you’d rather travel by this route. Please note if you’re planning on driving by car, there is no car parking facilities by the stadium, but there is some on street parking available with punters advised to follow the relevant enforcement guidelines.
West Ham Women WSL fixtures for 22/23
11th September
Chelsea vs West Ham
18th September
West Ham vs Everton
25th September
West Ham vs Manchester United
15th October
Aston Villa vs West Ham
23rd October
West Ham vs Reading
30th October
Arsenal vs West Ham
6th November
West Ham vs Brighton & Hove Albion
20th November
West Ham vs Leicester City
4th December
Liverpool vs West Ham
11th December
Tottenham vs West Ham
15th January
West Ham vs Manchester City
22nd January
Everton vs West Ham
5th February
West Ham vs Arsenal
5th March
Reading vs West Ham
12th March
West Ham vs Aston Villa
26th March
Manchester United vs West Ham
2nd April
West Ham vs Liverpool
23rd April
Manchester City vs West Ham
30th April
West Ham vs Chelsea
7th May
Brighton & Hove Albion vs West Ham
21st May
Leicester City vs West Ham
28th May
West Ham vs Tottenham
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