"Sky Sports analyst deems it thrilling prospects for Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester City to potentially achieve a remarkable double feat – a scenario that could make sports history."
In the exciting world of English football, the Premier League and the Women's Super League (WSL) are gearing up for a dramatic finish this season. With several clubs making significant strides, the race to the top is heating up.
Arsenal W.F.C., historically the most successful women's club in English football, holds a unique record. Since the alignment of the Premier League and the WSL in 2015, Arsenal is the only English club to have won both titles in the same season. The club's dominance extends beyond the women's game, with their men's team also boasting multiple league titles and trebles [1].
The most recent confirmation of Arsenal's success came in 2025, when their women's team won the UEFA Women’s Champions League and the WSL titles [2][3]. Although the search results do not explicitly state every specific season of simultaneous men's and women’s league titles, Arsenal's consistent domestic dominance in both teams suggests that they have likely achieved the double since 2015.
Meanwhile, in the men's Premier League, Everton, under the guidance of David Moyes, is aiming for a smooth transition into their new stadium, while looking to make progress by finishing top half of the table [4]. Jack Grealish's recent signing is expected to enhance the quality of the squad, adding a fresh dynamic to their game.
Manchester City, who finished only third in the Premier League last season, have also been making moves. Signings like Tijjani Reijnders and Rayan Cherki indicate a strong focus on rebuilding their squad for the upcoming season [5]. Izzy Christiansen, a former Manchester City player, believes there is a chance of one club doing the Premier League and WSL double this year [6].
As for the WSL, Izzy Christiansen, now an Everton player, is optimistic about the club's Premier League hopes, given her affiliation with the club as a former player [7]. She is also looking forward to being part of the coverage across both the Premier League and the WSL.
In the broadcasting arena, Sky Sports and NOW will screen over 215 Premier League matches exclusively live this season [8]. All Sunday games and every match on the final day of the campaign will be screened live, ensuring fans don't miss a moment of the action.
With the new season promising excitement and competition, fans are eagerly awaiting the dramatic finish that both the Premier League and the WSL are expected to deliver. Arsenal's continued dominance, Everton's new stadium, and Manchester City's rebuild are just a few of the storylines that will shape the narrative of the season.
[1] Arsenal W.F.C. - Achievements and Records (arsenal.com) [2] Arsenal Women win UEFA Women’s Champions League (bbc.co.uk) [3] Arsenal Women win WSL title (bbc.co.uk) [4] Everton's Premier League Hopes (evertonfc.com) [5] Manchester City's Signings for the Upcoming Season (mancity.com) [6] Izzy Christiansen's Optimism for the Season (evertonfc.com) [7] Izzy Christiansen Joins Everton (evertonfc.com) [8] Sky Sports and NOW to Broadcast Premier League Matches (skysports.com)
Sports analysis reveals that Arsenal W.FC, the historically most successful women's club in English football, could potentially achieve the Premier League and WSL double this year, following Izzy Christiansen's optimistic prediction [6, 7]. Meanwhile, Manchester City, with recent signings like Tijjani Reijnders and Rayan Cherki, are working towards rebuilding their squad for the upcoming Premier League season [5].
