TODAY is the day. Later today, the English netball community will once again descend on Nottingham to begin the 2024 Netball Super League season.

In a move that is perhaps uniquely Super League, much of the league moved clubs in the offseason, which creates a whole lot of unpredictability heading into the new season. Not even the 2023 champions Loughborough Lightning were able to avoid the carnage, with a few of their key title-winning squad members no longer at the club.

It is an exciting time in English netball at the moment, but also a time where plenty could happen. In the build up to a fully professional era in the next few years, this season is all about garnering momentum and building towards that new dawn.

As part of that build towards a new era of professionalism, things have changed with regards to how fans can watch the league.

For those in the UK:

• Sky Sports will be showing all of this weekend’s Season Opener matches, the Semi Final Play Offs and the Grand Final, plus one game every home and away round on their Youtube channel.
• The BBC will be showing one game from every home and away round on BBC IPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.

For those outside the UK:

• NetballPass will be showing all of this weekend’s Season Opener matches, two games every home and away round, the Semi Finals and the Grand Final. A season pass will set you back £39.95, or you can buy a round pass for £2.95.

2024 Netball Super League Round 1 Fixture

All matches to be played at Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham. All times local.

Severn Stars vs Leeds Rhinos – 11am
Loughborough Lightning vs Surrey Storm – 12:45pm
Strathclyde Sirens vs Team Bath  – 2:30pm
London Pulse vs Manchester Thunder – 4:15pm
Cardiff Dragons  vs Saracens Mavericks – 6pm

2024 Netball Super League Team by Team Previews

Cardiff Dragons

Leeds Rhinos

London Pulse

Loughborough Lightning

Manchester Thunder

Saracens Mavericks

Severn Stars

Strathclyde Sirens

Surrey Storm

Team Bath