Women's Sport Sunday Night Aims to Inspire Young Girls Everywhere

Sunday Night’s Big Night of Women’s Sport Aims to Inspire Young Girls Everywhere

Sky Sports to broadcast Women's Super League highlights for free during half-time of Men's Premier League match

The Women's Super League will take centre stage on Sunday night as Sky Sports broadcasts highlights of the top-flight clash between Arsenal and Manchester United for free during half-time of the Men's Premier League match between Arsenal and Manchester United.

The move is part of a drive to inspire young girls to take up sport and follows the success of the Women's Euros, which captured the imagination of the nation this summer.

Sky Sports Managing Director Rob Webster said: “We are delighted to be able to broadcast highlights of the Women's Super League for free during half-time of the Men's Premier League match between Arsenal and Manchester United. This is a great opportunity to showcase the best of women's football and inspire young girls to take up the sport.

Sunday Night’s Big Night of Women’s Sport – What to Expect

The Women's Super League is the top flight of women's football in England and features some of the best players in the world. The match between Arsenal and Manchester United is sure to be a close and exciting contest, with both teams looking to make a statement early in the season.

In addition to the Women's Super League highlights, Sky Sports will also be showing live coverage of the Vitality Netball Superleague match between Team Bath and Wasps Netball.

The Vitality Netball Superleague is the top flight of netball in England and features some of the best players in the world. The match between Team Bath and Wasps Netball is sure to be a close and exciting contest, with both teams looking to make a statement early in the season.

Why is Sunday Night’s Big Night of Women’s Sport So Important?

Sunday night's big night of women's sport is important for a number of reasons.

• It will give women's sport a wider audience and help to raise its profile.
• It will inspire young girls to take up sport and follow their dreams.
• It will show the world that women's sport is just as exciting and competitive as men's sport.

The Women's Super League and Vitality Netball Superleague are two of the most competitive leagues in the world and feature some of the best players in the world. By showcasing these leagues on free-to-air television, Sky Sports is helping to raise the profile of women's sport and inspire young girls to take up the sport.