WSL Fantasy Predicted Lineups & Team News
Get WSL Fantasy predicted lineups and team news before you transfer. Knowing who starts protects you from benching points and helps you avoid rotation risks.
Likely starting XIs, rotation risk and injury updates, refreshed as team news lands.
Arsenal (W) predicted line-up — home to Birmingham City (W)
Our model's most likely starting eleven for Gameweek 6, 2026-10-18 11:30, ranked by how likely each player is to start. These are projections, not a confirmed team sheet — they move as team news and press conferences land.
| Player | Pos | Chance of starting | Projected minutes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anneke Borbe | GK | 100% | 89 |
| Alessia Russo | FWD | 97% | 82 |
| Emily Fox | DEF | 96% | 81 |
| Georgia Stanway | MID | 96% | 77 |
| Ona Batlle | DEF | 95% | 81 |
| Leah Williamson | DEF | 94% | 82 |
| Lisa Baum | MID | 93% | 69 |
| Kim Little | MID | 86% | 71 |
| Kyra Cooney-Cross | MID | 83% | 69 |
| Steph Catley | DEF | 77% | 68 |
| Lotte Wubben-Moy | DEF | 74% | 65 |
Aston Villa (W) predicted line-up — home to Liverpool (W)
Our model's most likely starting eleven for Gameweek 6, 2026-10-17 11:00, ranked by how likely each player is to start. These are projections, not a confirmed team sheet — they move as team news and press conferences land.
| Player | Pos | Chance of starting | Projected minutes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Akane Okuma | GK | 99% | 89 |
| Mathilde Harviken | DEF | 94% | 82 |
| Anna Patten | DEF | 93% | 82 |
| Lynn Wilms | DEF | 92% | 79 |
| Noëlle Maritz | DEF | 92% | 77 |
| Chasity Grant | MID | 91% | 69 |
| Lucia Kendall | MID | 91% | 73 |
| Amalie Vangsgaard | FWD | 90% | 74 |
| Miri Taylor | MID | 70% | 62 |
| Lucy Parker | DEF | 59% | 52 |
| Océane Deslandes | DEF | 49% | 51 |
Birmingham City (W) predicted line-up — away to Arsenal (W)
Our model's most likely starting eleven for Gameweek 6, 2026-10-18 11:30, ranked by how likely each player is to start. These are projections, not a confirmed team sheet — they move as team news and press conferences land.
| Player | Pos | Chance of starting | Projected minutes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sophie Baggaley | GK | 100% | 89 |
| Rebecca McKenna | DEF | 97% | 85 |
| Marie Levasseur | DEF | 97% | 84 |
| Neve Herron | DEF | 97% | 84 |
| Lily Crosthwaite | MID | 96% | 80 |
| Asato Miyagawa | DEF | 96% | 83 |
| Millie Turner | DEF | 94% | 83 |
| Lisa Naalsund | MID | 94% | 77 |
| Lee Geum-Min | MID | 94% | 73 |
| Océane Hurtré | MID | 93% | 79 |
| Chancelle Effa Effa | FWD | 71% | 57 |
Brighton (W) predicted line-up — away to Manchester City (W)
Our model's most likely starting eleven for Gameweek 6, 2026-10-18 13:00, ranked by how likely each player is to start. These are projections, not a confirmed team sheet — they move as team news and press conferences land.
| Player | Pos | Chance of starting | Projected minutes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chiamaka Nnadozie | GK | 99% | 89 |
| Maisie Symonds | MID | 90% | 74 |
| Kiko Seike | FWD | 88% | 75 |
| Caitlin Hayes | DEF | 88% | 77 |
| Manuela Vanegas | DEF | 88% | 75 |
| Lia Wälti | MID | 88% | 73 |
| Fran Kirby | MID | 85% | 72 |
| Gabrielle George | DEF | 80% | 71 |
| Jelena Cankovic | MID | 69% | 51 |
| Marisa Olislagers | DEF | 57% | 50 |
| Emily Murphy | FWD | 49% | 41 |
Charlton (W) predicted line-up — home to Manchester United (W)
Our model's most likely starting eleven for Gameweek 6, 2026-10-18 13:00, ranked by how likely each player is to start. These are projections, not a confirmed team sheet — they move as team news and press conferences land.
| Player | Pos | Chance of starting | Projected minutes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sophie Whitehouse | GK | 99% | 89 |
| Elisha N'Dow | DEF | 95% | 76 |
| Jodie Hutton | MID | 95% | 78 |
| Leah Davidson | MID | 92% | 75 |
| Emily van Egmond | MID | 88% | 73 |
| Lucia Lobato | DEF | 83% | 73 |
| Keira Flannery | MID | 74% | 65 |
| Lorena Azzaro | FWD | 68% | 58 |
| Ashleigh Neville | DEF | 58% | 47 |
| Kiera Skeels | DEF | 41% | 42 |
| Grace Johnston | MID | 37% | 39 |
Chelsea (W) predicted line-up — home to Tottenham Hotspur (W)
Our model's most likely starting eleven for Gameweek 6, 2026-10-18 13:00, ranked by how likely each player is to start. These are projections, not a confirmed team sheet — they move as team news and press conferences land.
| Player | Pos | Chance of starting | Projected minutes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hannah Hampton | GK | 99% | 89 |
| Ellie Carpenter | DEF | 94% | 80 |
| Keira Walsh | MID | 94% | 80 |
| Lucy Bronze | DEF | 92% | 81 |
| Wieke Kaptein | MID | 91% | 75 |
| Kadeisha Buchanan | DEF | 85% | 72 |
| Melvine Malard | FWD | 71% | 55 |
| Sjoeke Nüsken | MID | 68% | 56 |
| Sandy Baltimore | DEF | 64% | 53 |
| Veerle Buurman | DEF | 63% | 58 |
| Alyssa Thompson | MID | 55% | 52 |
Crystal Palace (W) predicted line-up — home to West Ham United (W)
Our model's most likely starting eleven for Gameweek 6, 2026-10-18 13:00, ranked by how likely each player is to start. These are projections, not a confirmed team sheet — they move as team news and press conferences land.
| Player | Pos | Chance of starting | Projected minutes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pauline Peyraud-Magnin | GK | 99% | 89 |
| Lexi Lloyd-Smith | MID | 88% | 74 |
| Annabel Blanchard | MID | 88% | 69 |
| Aimee Everett | MID | 86% | 76 |
| Bethany England | FWD | 86% | 70 |
| Molly Bartrip | DEF | 85% | 75 |
| Teyah Goldie | DEF | 82% | 71 |
| Shanade Hopcroft | MID | 79% | 66 |
| Allyson Swaby | DEF | 64% | 61 |
| Fuka Tsunoda | MID | 63% | 54 |
| Jamie-Lee Napier | MID | 56% | 46 |
Everton (W) predicted line-up — away to London City Lionesses (W)
Our model's most likely starting eleven for Gameweek 6, 2026-10-18 13:00, ranked by how likely each player is to start. These are projections, not a confirmed team sheet — they move as team news and press conferences land.
| Player | Pos | Chance of starting | Projected minutes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Courtney Brosnan | GK | 99% | 89 |
| Ornella Vignola | MID | 95% | 80 |
| Ruby Mace | DEF | 93% | 80 |
| Hannah Blundell | DEF | 86% | 75 |
| Rosa van Gool | MID | 85% | 67 |
| Hannah Silcock | DEF | 83% | 69 |
| Naomi Layzell | DEF | 83% | 71 |
| Zara Kramzar | FWD | 75% | 62 |
| Hikaru Kitagawa | DEF | 59% | 55 |
| Clare Wheeler | MID | 58% | 52 |
| Hannah Cain | FWD | 54% | 47 |
Liverpool (W) predicted line-up — away to Aston Villa (W)
Our model's most likely starting eleven for Gameweek 6, 2026-10-17 11:00, ranked by how likely each player is to start. These are projections, not a confirmed team sheet — they move as team news and press conferences land.
| Player | Pos | Chance of starting | Projected minutes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Khiara Keating | GK | 99% | 89 |
| Grace Fisk | DEF | 94% | 83 |
| Fuka Nagano | MID | 93% | 78 |
| Cornelia Kapocs | MID | 92% | 78 |
| Natalia Ramos | DEF | 92% | 77 |
| Beata Olsson | FWD | 92% | 70 |
| Jenna Clark | DEF | 91% | 81 |
| Samantha Kerr | MID | 86% | 75 |
| Alejandra Bernabé | DEF | 84% | 74 |
| Kirsty MacLean | MID | 76% | 60 |
| Alice Bergström | FWD | 64% | 57 |
London City Lionesses (W) predicted line-up — home to Everton (W)
Our model's most likely starting eleven for Gameweek 6, 2026-10-18 13:00, ranked by how likely each player is to start. These are projections, not a confirmed team sheet — they move as team news and press conferences land.
| Player | Pos | Chance of starting | Projected minutes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elene Lete | GK | 99% | 89 |
| Alexia Putellas | MID | 89% | 74 |
| Grace Geyoro | MID | 89% | 76 |
| Mapi León | DEF | 87% | 78 |
| Jana Fernández | DEF | 85% | 71 |
| Daniëlle van de Donk | MID | 84% | 71 |
| Kadidiatou Diani | MID | 82% | 66 |
| Isa Kardinaal | DEF | 81% | 70 |
| Daniela Arques | MID | 80% | 70 |
| Lucía Corrales | MID | 73% | 61 |
| Freya Godfrey | MID | 65% | 52 |
Manchester City (W) predicted line-up — home to Brighton (W)
Our model's most likely starting eleven for Gameweek 6, 2026-10-18 13:00, ranked by how likely each player is to start. These are projections, not a confirmed team sheet — they move as team news and press conferences land.
| Player | Pos | Chance of starting | Projected minutes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ayaka Yamashita | GK | 99% | 89 |
| Jade Rose | DEF | 94% | 83 |
| Alex Greenwood | DEF | 93% | 79 |
| Beth Mead | MID | 86% | 70 |
| Aoba Fujino | MID | 75% | 60 |
| Yui Hasegawa | MID | 74% | 68 |
| Sam Coffey | MID | 70% | 63 |
| Khadija Shaw | FWD | 70% | 63 |
| Lauren Hemp | MID | 69% | 58 |
| Carlotta Wamser | DEF | 66% | 59 |
| Laura Blindkilde | MID | 55% | 47 |
Manchester United (W) predicted line-up — away to Charlton (W)
Our model's most likely starting eleven for Gameweek 6, 2026-10-18 13:00, ranked by how likely each player is to start. These are projections, not a confirmed team sheet — they move as team news and press conferences land.
| Player | Pos | Chance of starting | Projected minutes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phallon Tullis-Joyce | GK | 99% | 89 |
| Andrea Medina | DEF | 93% | 71 |
| Jessica Park | MID | 93% | 80 |
| Hinata Miyazawa | MID | 93% | 80 |
| Maya Le Tissier | DEF | 92% | 83 |
| Julia Zigiotti Olme | MID | 91% | 75 |
| Dominique Janssen | DEF | 90% | 81 |
| Hanna Lundkvist | DEF | 89% | 78 |
| Elisabeth Terland | FWD | 88% | 69 |
| Anna Sandberg | DEF | 86% | 74 |
| Ella Toone | MID | 74% | 58 |
Tottenham Hotspur (W) predicted line-up — away to Chelsea (W)
Our model's most likely starting eleven for Gameweek 6, 2026-10-18 13:00, ranked by how likely each player is to start. These are projections, not a confirmed team sheet — they move as team news and press conferences land.
| Player | Pos | Chance of starting | Projected minutes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lize Kop | GK | 99% | 89 |
| Signe Gaupset | MID | 96% | 79 |
| Julie Blakstad | MID | 95% | 82 |
| Drew Spence | MID | 93% | 81 |
| Caitlin Dijkstra | DEF | 92% | 73 |
| Amanda Nildén | DEF | 92% | 81 |
| Toko Koga | DEF | 92% | 79 |
| Kirsty Hanson | MID | 91% | 69 |
| Cathinka Tandberg | FWD | 90% | 72 |
| Olivia Holdt | MID | 89% | 73 |
| Victoria Pelova | MID | 83% | 71 |
West Ham United (W) predicted line-up — away to Crystal Palace (W)
Our model's most likely starting eleven for Gameweek 6, 2026-10-18 13:00, ranked by how likely each player is to start. These are projections, not a confirmed team sheet — they move as team news and press conferences land.
| Player | Pos | Chance of starting | Projected minutes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Constance Picaud | GK | 99% | 89 |
| Viviane Asseyi | FWD | 95% | 80 |
| Saki Kumagai | MID | 92% | 79 |
| Estelle Cascarino | DEF | 91% | 80 |
| Nadine Riesen | FWD | 91% | 78 |
| Katie Zelem | MID | 90% | 77 |
| Inès Belloumou | DEF | 88% | 77 |
| Kelly Gago | FWD | 87% | 73 |
| Seraina Piubel | MID | 86% | 66 |
| Oona Siren | MID | 77% | 62 |
| Laia Codina | DEF | 61% | 54 |
Why predicted lineups matter
A great pick is worthless on the bench. Predicted lineups help you back nailed-on starters and dodge rotation traps before deadlines.
- Likely starting XI per team
- Rotation and injury risk flags
- Updated as team news is confirmed
How our predicted lineups are built
Most predicted lineups are one person's guess, published and never checked. Ours start from many independent sources per competition, and every one of them is scored afterwards against the eleven players who actually walked out - so a source earns its influence from its record in that specific league rather than from its reputation.
Sources that publish near-identical XIs are grouped and share a single vote, so an outlet copying another does not get counted twice. The output is a chance of starting for each player rather than a flat list of eleven names, and that percentage is what feeds projected minutes and predicted points.
- Many sources per league, scored against the real XI after every match
- Weighted by measured accuracy in that specific competition
- Sources that mirror each other share one vote instead of counting twice
- A start percentage per player, not a flat eleven-name team sheet
- Replaced by the confirmed XI when the official team sheet lands
Frequently asked questions
How accurate are WSL Fantasy predicted lineups?
Every source we read is scored against the eleven players who actually started, and weighted on its record in that competition - so accuracy differs by league, and the per-league measurements are published in our guide to how predicted lineups are made. Whatever the league, accuracy rises as kick-off approaches and official team news lands: a predicted XI with one or two names off is the normal case, not a failure.
When are lineups updated?
Throughout the build-up to each round, and again when confirmed XIs are released before kick-off.
What does the starting percentage next to each WSL Fantasy player mean?
It is that player's chance of being in the starting eleven, not a yes-or-no call. A player at 95% and a player at 60% both appear in an eleven-name list and are completely different propositions for a captaincy decision - and the percentage is what feeds his projected minutes and predicted points on this site.