FA WNL Cup holders AFC Bournemouth Women expect a bumper crowd of over 5,000 for the final group stage match day.
The 22 group winners and 10 best runners-up will advance to the Cup knockout stages, while the other 12 runners-up, and 20 best third-placed teams compete for the National League Plate.
Wednesday ties saw AFC Wimbledon defeat Dulwich Hamlet 3-1 with an Ellie Dorey hat-trick, while West Brom saw off Birmingham City U21s by the same score at the Hawthorns, with Jessica Collyer, Taylor Reynolds, and Tara Kirk finding the net.
Boldmere St Michaels beat Sutton Coldfield Town 3-0 on Thursday, as Ridhi Ruparelia’s first-half goal was added to late on by Martha Quirk and Grace Jones.
Cup holders AFC Bournemouth have sold over 5,000 tickets for the clash with Southampton U21s at the Vitality Stadium.
The Cherries sit goal difference ahead of the Saints but both teams are three points behind group leaders Moneyfields.
Sunday 27 September 2026 (2pm)
AFC Bournemouth v Southampton U21 (Vitality Stadium)
Barnsley Women v Manchester United U21 (Steel City Stadium)
Billericay Town v Chatham Town (Billericay Town FC)
Blackburn Rovers v Wythenshawe (Darwen FC)
Bournemouth Sports v Moneyfields (Chapel Gate)
Bradford City v Leeds United (Horsfall Community Stadium)
Bristol Rovers v Bristol City U21 (The Memorial Stadium)
Chorley v AFC Fylde (Euxton Villa FC)
Dartford v AFC Wimbledon (Dartford FC)
Derby County v Stockport County (Mickleover FC)
Dulwich Hamlet v Crystal Palace U21 (Dulwich Hamlet FC)
Durham Cestria v Sunderland U21 (Moor Park)
Fulham v Ascot United (Motspur Park)
Halifax v Huddersfield Town (Myra Shay)
Hull City v Norton & Stockton Ancients (Versa Sportswear Stadium)
Keynsham Town v Exeter City (AJN Stadium)
Kidderminster Harriers v Cheltenham Town (Droitwich Spa FC)
Leafield Athletic v Boldmere St Michaels (Castle Vale Stadium)
Liverpool Feds v Liverpool U21 (Walton Hall Park)
Loughborough Lightning v Sheffield United U21 (Loughborough University Stadium)
Luton Town v Cambridge United (Barton Rovers FC)
Lye Town v Birmingham City U21 (Lye Town FC)
Maidenhead United v Chelsea U21 (Maidenhead Utd FC)
Marine Academy Plymouth v Bridgwater United (Ivybridge Town FC)
Middlesbrough v Chester Le Street Town (Stockton Town FC)
Milton Keynes Dons v Abingdon United (Stadium MK)
Northampton Town v London Bees (Moulton FC)
Norwich City v Stevenage (The Nest)
Notts County v Rugby Borough (Coronation Park)
Oxford United v Arsenal U21 (Oxford City FC)
Peterborough United v Leicester City U21 (Pims Park)
Plymouth Argyle v Torquay United (Home Park Stadium)
Portsmouth v Lewes (The John Jenkins Stadium)
Queens Park Rangers v Actonians (Loftus Road Stadium)
Real Bedford v Tottenham Hotspur U21 (The Ledger Stadium)
Saltdean United v Brighton & Hove Albion U21 (Hill Park Stadium)
Stoke City v Manchester City U21 (Wellbeing Park)
Sutton Coldfield Town v Aston Villa U21 (The Domino’s Arena)
Swindon Town v Wycombe Wanderers (Swindon Supermarine FC)
Thornaby v York City (Thornaby FC)
West Bromwich Albion v Sporting Khalsa (The Alexander Stadium)
Worcester City v Gwalia United (Sixways Stadium)
Chesterfield v Sheffield FC (Sheffield FC, 3pm)
Hashtag United v London City Lionesses U21 (Redbridge FC, 3pm)
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