What TV channel is Charlton v Leicester City on? How to watch WSL play-off final for free
The Addicks and the Foxes are going head-to-head for a place in the Women's Super League
Charlton Athletic and Leicester City will battle it out for top-flight status in the first-ever Women's Super League play-off final on Saturday.
The Foxes are battling to keep their place in the WSL after a dismal season saw them finish bottom of the table with just nine points to their name. However, Charlton, who went into their final game of the campaign top of the WSL2, ended up finishing third behind Crystal Palace and Birmingham and now have one last shot at promotion in this weekend's one-legged final.
Here's everything you need to know to catch every minute of today's match, from kick-off time to TV channel details.
Charlton Athletic v Leicester City kick-off time
The Women's Super League play-off final between Charlton Athletic and Leicester City will kick-off at 12.30pm on Saturday, May 23.
The match is being held at Charlton's home ground, The Valley.
Charlton Athletic v Leicester City
Viewers can watch the play-off final for free on BBC Two.
The BBC's coverage will get underway at 12.15pm, with fans also able to stream the action via BBC iPlayer.
Sky Sports customers can also watch the match live on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League and Sky One.
All the action can also be live streamed via the Sky Go app.
Managers' comments
Charlton Athletic manager Karen Hills: “My aim and ambition, as a manager, as a former player at Charlton, has always been to try and help support the club, get back into the top flight of women’s football.
“We’ve been progressive over that time. The women’s team have gained momentum throughout the club… we’ve really put our identity into now being a very competitive BWSL 2 team.
“The next step is ultimately trying to achieve all our dream and our ambition.”
Leicester City manager Rick Passmoor: “We were wanting to stay up without going to this final game of the play-offs but this gives us another opportunity. With how the players have trained and how focused they are, we’re looking forward to Saturday.
“Karen has had a fantastic season with Charlton, unbelievably well organised. Many years ago you’d go and win comfortably, that isn’t happening anymore.
“I think it will be very cagey until potentially someone goes into the lead. It will be all about mentality from there for both teams.”