On Thursday, the National Women’s Soccer League revealed its 2026 regular season schedule. With preseason training scheduled to start on Tuesday and with new general manager Caitlin Carducci looking to refine the roster, the Orlando Pride will have about seven weeks to prepare the team for a 30-game season. Home games will be played at Inter&Co Stadium. As far as where fans can watch games, Prime Video, ION, NWSL+, and a new free streaming service, Victory+, will air most of the Pride games. ESPN and CBS Sports Network are also scheduled to broadcast games. See the full schedule below (Home games are in bold). MarchSunday, March 15Seattle Reign FC — Inter&Co Stadium4 p.m. ET | Victory+Friday, March 20Denver Summit FC — Inter&Co Stadium8 p.m. ET | Victory+Wednesday, March 25Chicago Stars FC — Martin Stadium8 p.m. ET | Victory+Sunday, March 29Gotham FC — Sports Illustrated Stadium7 p.m. ET | Victory+AprilFriday, April 3Angel City FC — Inter&Co Stadium8 p.m. ET | Prime VideoFriday, April 24Racing Louisville — Lynn Family Stadium5:30 p.m. ET | Victory+MaySaturday, May 2Washington Spirit — Inter&Co Stadium4 p.m. ET | IONFriday, May 8NC Courage — Inter&Co Stadium8 p.m. ET | Prime VideoTuesday, May 12Boston Legacy FC — Gillette Stadium8 p.m. ET | Victory+Saturday, May 16Denver Summit FC — DICK’S Sporting Goods Park8:45 p.m. ET | IONSunday, May 24San Diego Wave — Snapdragon Stadium7 p.m. ET | Victory+Friday, May 29Bay FC — Inter&Co Stadium7 p.m. ET | NWSL+JulyFriday, July 3Angel City FC — BMO Stadium10 p.m. ET | Prime VideoFriday, July 10Kansas City Current — Inter&Co Stadium8 p.m. ET | Prime VideoWednesday, July 15Boston Legacy FC — Inter&Co Stadium7 p.m. ET | NWSL+Saturday, July 18Utah Royals FC — America First Field8:45 p.m. ET | IONFriday, July 24Chicago Stars FC — Inter&Co Stadium8 p.m. ET | Victory+Friday, July 31NC Courage — First Horizon Stadium8 p.m. ET | Prime VideoAugustSaturday, August 8Racing Louisville — Inter&Co Stadium7 p.m. ET | NWSL+Saturday, August 15Portland Thorns — Providence Park8:45 p.m. ET | IONSunday, August 23Washington Spirit — Audi Field4 p.m. ET | ESPN2Saturday, August 29Utah Royals FC — Inter&Co Stadium7 p.m. ET | NWSL+SeptemberSunday, September 6Houston Dash — Inter&Co Stadium7 p.m. ET | Victory+Friday, September 11Kansas City Current — CPKC Stadium8 p.m. ET | Prime VideoSaturday, September 19Portland Thorns — Inter&Co Stadium4 p.m. ET | IONSunday, September 27Bay FC — PayPal Park5 p.m. ET | ESPNOctoberFriday, October 2San Diego Wave — Inter&Co Stadium8 p.m. ET | Prime VideoSunday, October 18Houston Dash — Shell Energy Stadium1 p.m. ET | CBSSNSunday, October 25Gotham FC — Inter&Co Stadium3 p.m. ET | CBSSNNovemberSunday, November 1Seattle Reign FC — Lumen Field5 p.m. ET | TBD
On Thursday, the National Women’s Soccer League revealed its 2026 regular season schedule.
With preseason training scheduled to start on Tuesday and with new general manager Caitlin Carducci looking to refine the roster, the Orlando Pride will have about seven weeks to prepare the team for a 30-game season.
Home games will be played at Inter&Co Stadium. As far as where fans can watch games, Prime Video, ION, NWSL+, and a new free streaming service, Victory+, will air most of the Pride games.
ESPN and CBS Sports Network are also scheduled to broadcast games.
See the full schedule below (Home games are in bold).
March
Sunday, March 15
Seattle Reign FC — Inter&Co Stadium
4 p.m. ET | Victory+
Friday, March 20
Denver Summit FC — Inter&Co Stadium
8 p.m. ET | Victory+
Wednesday, March 25
Chicago Stars FC — Martin Stadium
8 p.m. ET | Victory+
Sunday, March 29
Gotham FC — Sports Illustrated Stadium
7 p.m. ET | Victory+
April
Friday, April 3
Angel City FC — Inter&Co Stadium
8 p.m. ET | Prime Video
Friday, April 24
Racing Louisville — Lynn Family Stadium
5:30 p.m. ET | Victory+
May
Saturday, May 2
Washington Spirit — Inter&Co Stadium
4 p.m. ET | ION
Friday, May 8
NC Courage — Inter&Co Stadium
8 p.m. ET | Prime Video
Tuesday, May 12
Boston Legacy FC — Gillette Stadium
8 p.m. ET | Victory+
Saturday, May 16
Denver Summit FC — DICK’S Sporting Goods Park
8:45 p.m. ET | ION
Sunday, May 24
San Diego Wave — Snapdragon Stadium
7 p.m. ET | Victory+
Friday, May 29
Bay FC — Inter&Co Stadium
7 p.m. ET | NWSL+
July
Friday, July 3
Angel City FC — BMO Stadium
10 p.m. ET | Prime Video
Friday, July 10
Kansas City Current — Inter&Co Stadium
8 p.m. ET | Prime Video
Wednesday, July 15
Boston Legacy FC — Inter&Co Stadium
7 p.m. ET | NWSL+
Saturday, July 18
Utah Royals FC — America First Field
8:45 p.m. ET | ION
Friday, July 24
Chicago Stars FC — Inter&Co Stadium
8 p.m. ET | Victory+
Friday, July 31
NC Courage — First Horizon Stadium
8 p.m. ET | Prime Video
August
Saturday, August 8
Racing Louisville — Inter&Co Stadium
7 p.m. ET | NWSL+
Saturday, August 15
Portland Thorns — Providence Park
8:45 p.m. ET | ION
Sunday, August 23
Washington Spirit — Audi Field
4 p.m. ET | ESPN2
Saturday, August 29
Utah Royals FC — Inter&Co Stadium
7 p.m. ET | NWSL+
September
Sunday, September 6
Houston Dash — Inter&Co Stadium
7 p.m. ET | Victory+
Friday, September 11
Kansas City Current — CPKC Stadium
8 p.m. ET | Prime Video
Saturday, September 19
Portland Thorns — Inter&Co Stadium
4 p.m. ET | ION
Sunday, September 27
Bay FC — PayPal Park
5 p.m. ET | ESPN
October
Friday, October 2
San Diego Wave — Inter&Co Stadium
8 p.m. ET | Prime Video
Sunday, October 18
Houston Dash — Shell Energy Stadium
1 p.m. ET | CBSSN
Sunday, October 25
Gotham FC — Inter&Co Stadium
3 p.m. ET | CBSSN
November
Sunday, November 1
Seattle Reign FC — Lumen Field
5 p.m. ET | TBD