Russian Women's Superliga Picks & Predictions
The Superliga is the top division of women's soccer in Russia. The national championship dates back to 1992, and unlike most European leagues it runs on a spring-to-autumn calendar.
Zenit won three titles in a row from 2022 to 2024, and Spartak Moscow won their first championship in 2025. Zvezda-2005 Perm have the most titles in the league's history.
Upcoming Russian Women's Superliga games
AWSP gives every Russian Superliga match a pre-game read: home win, draw or away win.
- Sat, Oct 3 - 2:00 AM ETYenisey vs Lokomotiv MoskvaAWSP leans: Lokomotiv Moskva (strong favorite)
- Sat, Oct 3 - 5:00 AM ETZvezda Perm vs Krylya SovetovAWSP read: too close to call
- Sat, Oct 3 - 6:00 AM ETDinamo Moskva vs Rubin KazanAWSP leans: Dinamo Moskva (strong favorite)
- Sat, Oct 3 - 7:30 AM ETSpartak Moskva vs ZenitAWSP read: too close to call
- Sat, Oct 3 - 10:00 AM ETChertanovo vs RyazanAWSP leans: Chertanovo (strong favorite)
- Sat, Oct 3 - 12:00 PM ETRostov vs KrasnodarAWSP leans: Krasnodar (favorite)
Exact percentages for every game are in the free AWSP app.
Make your Russian Women's Superliga picks freeHow AWSP works
AWSP is a free-to-play predictions game built only for women's sports. You start with free virtual coins, pick the results you believe in, and climb the leaderboard when you are right. There is no real-money gambling.
More Women's Soccer
- All Women's Soccer
- NWSL
- WSL
- Liga F
- Liga MX Femenil
- Première Ligue
- Frauen-Bundesliga
- Vrouwen Eredivisie
- A-Liga
- Swiss Super League
- Belgian Super League
- Ekstraliga
- Superliga Feminină
- Orange liga
FAQ
- When is the Russian Women's Superliga season?
- Typical Russian Women's Superliga season: Spring to autumn, roughly March to November.
- Is AWSP free?
- Yes. AWSP is free to join and free to play. Picks use virtual coins, and there is no real-money gambling.
- What is the AWSP read?
- It is our model's pre-game view of each game, built from past results and recent form. On these pages we show who the model favors and how strongly. The exact percentages are in the free AWSP app.