Ahead of the Barclays WSL 2 season conclusion, just a single point separates the top three chasing two automatic promotion places.
First plays second – with over 3,000 tickets sold – as Charlton Athletic lead by one point over visitors Birmingham City, who dramatically missed out on promotion to London City Lionesses this time last season.
Crystal Palace currently occupy the play-off place and entertain newly-relegated Portsmouth, with the Eagles’ goal difference one better than the Addicks’ but seven behind the Blues.
In the Barclays WSL, Manchester United face Brighton on Saturday, aiming to get back into the Champions League spots, but Arsenal have games in hand and Chelsea are four points better off.
The following day, Sonia Bompastor’s side head to Leicester City, whose only hope of survival now lies in the play-off.
Manchester City can’t afford any slip-ups against Liverpool in their title bid, while Tottenham hope to secure fifth spot when playing London City.
The bank holiday weekend fixtures wrap up with Aston Villa hosting West Ham on Monday afternoon.
Arsenal take a 2-1 lead to Lyon on Saturday in the Champions League semi-finals, hoping to set up a chance to retain the trophy against Barcelona or Bayern Munich.
Saturday 2 May
Barclays Women’s Super League
Manchester United v Brighton & Hove Albion (Leigh Sports Village, 12pm) – Live on Sky Sports
UEFA Women’s Champions League Semi-finals
OL Lyonnes (1) v (2) Arsenal (Groupama Stadium, 2pm) – Live on BBC 2
Barclays WSL 2 – (All 3pm kick-offs, live on Barclays WSL 2 YouTube)
Charlton Athletic v Birmingham City (The Valley)
Crystal Palace v Portsmouth (Sutton Utd FC)
Ipswich Town v Sunderland (Colchester Utd FC)
Newcastle United v Durham (Gateshead International Stadium)
Nottingham Forest v Southampton (City Ground)
Sheffield United v Bristol City (Bramall Lane)
Sunday 3 May
Barclays Women’s Super League
Manchester City v Liverpool (Joie Stadium, 12pm) – Live on Sky Sports
Tottenham Hotspur v London City Lionesses (Leyton Orient FC, 12pm) – Live on Sky Sports/YouTube
Leicester City v Chelsea (King Power Stadium, 2.30pm) – Live on BBC
UEFA Women’s Champions League Semi-finals
Barcelona (1) v (1) Bayern Munich (Camp Nou, 3.30pm) – Live on Disney+
Monday 4 May
Barclays Women’s Super League
Aston Villa v West Ham United (Villa Park, 1pm) – Live on Sky Sports/YouTube
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