Huddersfield Town Women have added two new signings ahead of their first match at Emley.
Fourth-placed Huddersfield face Middlesbrough at their new ground of Emley AFC in the FA WNL Northern Premier Division.
This relocation is for the remainder of the campaign and comes following promotion, which meant facilities at the Graham Leslie Arena were no longer compliant with league rules.
The Terriers yesterday added Wales youth international forward Lois Cartmell on loan from Liverpool, as well as defender Emma Taylor from Sheffield United.
Third plays first in the as Stoke City face Rugby Borough, who are top by three points, and Norwich City welcome West Brom, who have won their last five games, in a clash of fifth and third.
Loughborough Lightning take on mid-table Liverpool Feds, with both sides beaten in their last two matches, while Boldmere meet Derby County, and basement team Hull City host Peterborough United, who are on back-to-back wins.
Southern Premier’s fifth-placed AFC Wimbledon go up against leaders Oxford United, who have not only won all seven games to date but are yet to concede a goal.
Second-placed Fulham host Hashtag United, AFC Bournemouth sit third with just one victory in four and travel to Plymouth Argyle who have zero points.
Portsmouth are fourth with a single goal conceded ahead of hosting Cheltenham, Real Bedford entertain Exeter City whom they lead by a point, and Swindon Town face Lewes who are unbeaten in four.
Division 1 North features a top-of-the-table clash as unbeaten AFC Fylde take on Leeds United, who boast a 100% record. Third-placed Halifax are on a winning run of five and host Thornaby, who are fifth but have lost their last two.
While Division 1 Midlands top team Leafield faces Kidderminster, third place takes on second as Barnsley Women host Sporting Khalsa.
Division 1 South East leaders London Bees are visited by fifth-place Chatham Town, while Actonians, who also hold an unbeaten record, are away to Milton Keynes Dons.
Bridgwater United have won all six matches so far in Division 1 South West and are at home to Bournemouth Sports. Moneyfields sit six points behind and host sixth-placed Torquay.
Sunday 18 October 2026 (2pm)
Northern Premier Division
Boldmere St Michaels v Derby County (The Amber Arena)
Huddersfield Town v Middlesbrough (Emley AFC)
Hull City v Peterborough United (North Ferriby Utd FC)
Loughborough Lightning v Liverpool Feds (Loughborough University Stadium)
Norwich City v West Bromwich Albion (The Nest)
Stoke City v Rugby Borough (Wellbeing Park)
Southern Premier Division
AFC Wimbledon v Oxford United (Plough Lane)
Fulham v Hashtag United (Motspur Park)
Plymouth Argyle v AFC Bournemouth (Home Park)
Portsmouth v Cheltenham Town (Fratton Park)
Real Bedford v Exeter City (Real Bedford FC)
Swindon Town v Lewes (The Nigel Eady County Ground)
Division 1 North
AFC Fylde v Leeds United (Kellamergh Park)
Blackburn Rovers v Chester Le Street Town (Euxton Villa FC)
Durham Cestria v Bradford City (Shildon AFC)
Halifax v Thornaby (Myra Shay)
Norton & Stockton Ancients v Stockport County (Norton Sports Complex)
York City v Chorley (Selby Town FC)
Division 1 Midlands
Barnsley Women v Sporting Khalsa (Steel City Stadium)
Lye Town v Northampton Town (Lye Town FC)
Sutton Coldfield Town v Sheffield FC (The Domino’s Arena)
Worcester City v Notts County (Sixways Stadium)
Chesterfield v Wythenshawe (Debdale Sports Park, 3pm)
Leafield Athletic v Kidderminster Harriers (Castle Vale Stadium, 3pm)
Division 1 South East
Billericay Town v Queens Park Rangers (Billericay Town FC)
Cambridge United v Dartford (Grange Road Stadium)
Dulwich Hamlet v Luton Town (Dulwich Hamlet FC)
London Bees v Chatham Town (London Bees Stadium)
Milton Keynes Dons v Actonians (Stadium MK)
Saltdean United v Stevenage (Hill Park Stadium)
Division 1 South West
Abingdon United v Ascot United (Abingdon Utd FC)
Bridgwater United v Bournemouth Sports (Middlezoy Rovers FC)
Bristol Rovers v Keynsham Town (Oaklands Park)
Maidenhead United v Gwalia United (Maidenhead Utd FC)
Marine Academy Plymouth v Wycombe Wanderers (Ivybridge Town FC)
Moneyfields v Torquay United (The John Jenkins Stadium)
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