Despite a short pre-Christmas programme in the FA Women’s National League, it features the Black Country derby and the Southern Premier’s top four playing among themselves.
Fifth-placed West Brom welcome Wolves as Wanderers play their game in hand against leaders Burnley, needing just a point to go top of the Northern Premier into the new year.
The Southern Premier offers up two clashes among the top four, with leaders AFC Bournemouth facing second-placed Watford, holding just a lead on goal difference over them but with a game in hand, while Plymouth take on Real Bedford, on whom they have a five-point advantage despite from one more match.
York City are back to Division One North duties after reaching the last 32 of the Adobe WFA Cup, away to Durham Cestria with both sides too close to the relegation zone for comfort.
Fulham go to mid-table Cambridge United looking for the victory that will see them knock Norwich City off the top of Division One South East.
Sunday 21 December (2pm)
Northern Premier Division
West Bromwich Albion v Wolverhampton Wanderers (Alexander Stadium)
Southern Premier Division
AFC Bournemouth v Watford (Ringwood Town FC)
Plymouth Argyle v Real Bedford (Home Park)
Division One North
Durham Cestria v York City (Shildon AFC)
Division One South East
Cambridge United v Fulham (St Neots Town FC)
