FA WNL matchday two of the 2026-27 season features four Premier opening-day winners going head-to-head.
Stoke City host Boldmere in the Northern Premier following their successful starts, while Real Bedford face promoted Fulham in the Southern Premier as both look to double their points tally.
Bradford City and Stockport County are the two Division 1 North teams already with three points before going head-to-head, likewise Cambridge United and London Bees in Division 1 South East.
Four Division 1 South West teams who were victorious last Sunday play among themselves, with Gwalia United hosting Bournemouth Sports and Moneyfields entertaining Abingdon United.
FA WNL fixtures for Sunday 23 August 2026 (2pm KO):
Northern Premier
Derby County v Rugby Borough (Mickleover FC)
Huddersfield Town v Loughborough Lightning (Accu Stadium)
Hull City v Norwich City (Versa Sportswear Stadium)
Middlesbrough v West Bromwich Albion (Stockton Town FC)
Peterborough United v Liverpool Feds (Pims Park)
Stoke City v Boldmere St Michaels (Wellbeing Park)
Southern Premier
AFC Bournemouth v Cheltenham Town (Bob Lucas Stadium)
Oxford United v Lewes (Oxford City FC)
Plymouth Argyle v AFC Wimbledon (Home Park)
Portsmouth v Swindon Town (Fratton Park)
Real Bedford v Fulham (The Ledger Stadium)
Hashtag United v Exeter City (Redbridge FC, 3pm)
Division 1 North
Bradford City v Stockport County (Horsfall Community Stadium)
Chester Le Street Town v Leeds United (Moor Park)
Durham Cestria v Blackburn Rovers (Shildon AFC)
Halifax v Norton & Stockton Ancients (Myra Shay)
Thornaby v Chorley (Thornaby FC)
York City v AFC Fylde (Selby Town FC)
Division 1 Midlands
Chesterfield v Sutton Coldfield Town (SMH Group Stadium)
Lye Town v Leafield Athletic (Lye Town FC)
Northampton Town v Sporting Khalsa (O’Riordan Bond Stadium)
Notts County v Kidderminster Harriers (Coronation Park)
Sheffield FC v Wythenshawe (Sheffield FC)
Worcester City v Barnsley Women (Sixways Stadium)
Division 1 South East
Cambridge United v London Bees (The Grange Road Stadium)
Dulwich Hamlet v Saltdean United (Champion Hill Stadium)
Luton Town v Chatham Town (Barton Rovers FC)
Milton Keynes Dons v Billericay Town (Stadium MK)
Actonians v Queens Park Rangers (Bedfont Sports Club, 3pm)
Stevenage v Dartford (Herts County Ground, 3pm)
Division 1 South West
Bridgwater United v Maidenhead United (The Ethan Berry Pavilion)
Gwalia United v Bournemouth Sports (USW Sports Park)
Keynsham Town v Wycombe Wanderers (The AJN Stadium)
Marine Academy Plymouth v Bristol Rovers (Ivybridge Town FC)
Moneyfields v Abingdon United (John Jenkins Stadium)
Torquay United v Ascot United (Plainmmor Stadium)
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