Several Women’s National League sides are aiming to notch their third consecutive win this season.
Stoke City continue as Northern Premier early leaders, defending their 100% record at Loughborough.
However, Rugby Borough look to do likewise at home to a promoted and unbeaten Norwich City.
The Southern Premier‘s top trio all chase a third straight win as each team plays at home, with Oxford United facing Cheltenham, Fulham face Plymouth Argyle, and AFC Bournemouth host Hashtag.
Stockport are top of Division 1 North on goals scored, ahead of Leeds. County entertain Halifax, and United travel to Chorley.
The third Division 1 North team boasting back-to-back wins is Fylde, and they welcome Durham Cestria.
Wythenshawe take their perfect Division 1 Midlands start to Kidderminster.
Additionally, Leafield and Sporting Khalsa also look to secure third wins in a row as they host Chesterfield and Sheffield FC respectively.
Division 1 South East‘s match of the day features unbeaten newcomers Saltdean United hosting a visit from top-of-the-table London Bees.
Four sides in Division 1 South West have won their first two matches and are led by Moneyfields, who face Marine Academy Plymouth. Gwalia United travel to Torquay, Bridgwater are at home to Ascot, and Wycombe are away at Bournemouth Sports.
FA WNL Fixtures for Sunday 30 August 2026 (2pm):
Northern Premier Division
Boldmere St Michaels v Huddersfield Town (Amber Arena)
Derby County v Middlesbrough (Mickleover FC)
Hull City v Liverpool Feds (North Ferriby FC)
Loughborough Lightning v Stoke City (Loughborough University Stadium)
Rugby Borough v Norwich City (Nationwide Windows Arena, 3pm)
West Bromwich Albion v Peterborough United (Valley Stadium, 3pm)
Southern Premier Division
AFC Bournemouth v Hashtag United (Weymouth FC)
Exeter City v Lewes (Devon County FA)
Fulham v Plymouth Argyle (Motspur Park)
Oxford United v Cheltenham Town (Oxford City FC)
Portsmouth P-P AFC Wimbledon
Real Bedford v Swindon Town (The Ledger Stadium)
Division 1 North
AFC Fylde v Durham Cestria (Kellamergh Park)
Blackburn Rovers v Bradford City (Darwen FC)
Chorley v Leeds United (Euxton Villa FC)
Stockport County v Halifax (Cheadle Town FC)
Thornaby v Chester Le Street Town (Thornaby FC)
York City v Norton & Stockton Ancients (York Sport Stadium)
Division 1 Midlands
Barnsley Women v Lye Town (The Steel City Stadium)
Kidderminster Harriers v Wythenshawe (Droitwich Spa FC)
Leafield Athletic v Chesterfield (Castle Vale Stadium)
Northampton Town v Notts County (Moulton FC)
Sporting Khalsa v Sheffield FC (Sporting Khalsa FC)
Worcester City v Sutton Coldfield Town (Sixways Stadium)
Division 1 South East
Billericay Town v Actonians (Billericay Town FC)
Cambridge United v Dulwich Hamlet (Grange Road Stadium)
Dartford v Luton Town (Dartford FC)
Milton Keynes Dons v Queens Park Rangers (Stadium MK)
Saltdean United v London Bees (Hill Park Stadium)
Stevenage v Chatham Town (Herts County Ground, 3pm)
Division 1 South West
Abingdon United v Keynsham Town (Abingdon United FC)
Bournemouth Sports v Wycombe Wanderers (Chapel Gate)
Bridgwater United v Ascot United (The Ethan Berry Pavilion)
Bristol Rovers v Maidenhead United (Oaklands Park)
Moneyfields v Marine Academy Plymouth (The John Jenkins Stadium)
Torquay United v Gwalia United (Plainmoor Stadium)
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