It’s top versus bottom on Friday evening as Man City Women host Leicester City to kick off the weekend’s Barclays WSL fixtures.
Manchester City are aiming to bounce back after the loss at Arsenal, but still hold a sizable lead of eight points.
Leicester have slipped to the bottom of the table after the latest set of results and are on a three-game losing streak, with just 8 goals in their 14 matches.
Only a couple of points separate the chasing pack, as Manchester United meet London City, Chelsea host Liverpool, and Arsenal head to Brighton in the late kick-off.
Aston Villa hope to halt their spree of three defeats when entertaining Tottenham, while Everton and West Ham go head-to-head in an attempt to follow up victories last time out with another positive result.
Charlton are top of WSL 2 by five points and still unbeaten as they welcome Durham for the early match.
Third-placed Bristol City face Southampton in sixth, second plays fourth but not until Monday when Birmingham City. tackle Crystal Palace. Sunderland are four points behind visitors Nottingham Forest in seventh but with two games in hand.
Basement side Portsmouth travel to Newcastle United, and Ipswich Town – just goal difference off the foot of the table – clash with Sheffield United, only three points in front of them.
Sunday 15 February
Barclays Women’s Super League
(Fri 13 Feb) – Manchester City v Leicester City (Joie Stadium, 7pm) – Live on Sky Sports
Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspur (Villa Park, 12pm) – Live on Sky Sports/YouTube
Chelsea v Liverpool (Kingsmeadow, 12pm) – Live on Sky Sports
Everton v West Ham United (Goodison Park, 12pm) – Live on Sky Sports/YouTube
Manchester United v London City Lionesses (Leigh Sports Village, 12pm) – Live on Sky Sports
Brighton & Hove Albion v Arsenal (Crawley Town FC, 14.30) – Live on BBC
Barclays WSL 2 – All live on WSL2 YouTube
Charlton Athletic v Durham (The Valley, 12pm)
Bristol City v Southampton (Ashton Gate, 2pm)
Ipswich Town v Sheffield United (Colchester Utd FC, 2pm)
Newcastle United v Portsmouth (Gateshead International Stadium, 2pm)
Sunderland v Nottingham Forest (Eppelton Colliery Ground, 2pm)
(Mon 16 Feb) – Birmingham City v Crystal Palace (St Andrew’s Stadium, 7pm)
