This weekend’s Barclays WSL action begins on Friday, 18 September, as Manchester City face Liverpool and promoted duo Wolves and Burnley clash in BWSL2.
Defending champions Manchester City are the only top-flight side who have won their opening two matches but now host a Liverpool side who remain unbeaten so far but are still without Anna Josendal, Mao Itamura, Lucy Parry and Mari Ward.
Saturday sees Charlton try to get off the mark against London City, Chelsea take on Birmingham City, and Arsenal host bottom side Manchester United as they look to beat their longest unbeaten WSL run of 19 matches.
Sunday’s fixtures feature Crystal Palace facing Tottenham at Selhurst Park, with the hosts having a brand new addition in Puerto Rico international defender Caitlin Cosme from French Première Ligue team FC Nantes.
Brighton go up against Aston Villa at the AMEX, while West Ham entertain Everton.
Burnley hope it’s third time lucky for their first-ever win in BWSL2 as they head to Wolves, before the top trio all look for third straight wins with home games on Sunday.
Leaders Sunderland are visited by Southampton at the Stadium of Light, Leicester City face Ipswich Town and Newcastle United take on Sheffield United.
Durham have an early kick-off with Nottingham Forest, while Watford play basement side Bristol City after drawing their first couple of matches on their second-tier return.
Friday 18 September
Barclays WSL
Manchester City v Liverpool (Joie Stadium, 7pm) – live on Sky Sports
Barclays WSL2
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Burnley (AFC Telford Utd, 7.30pm) – live on BWSL2 YouTube
Saturday 19 September
Barclays WSL
Charlton Athletic v London City Lionesses (The Valley, 12.30pm) – live on BBC
Chelsea v Birmingham City (Stamford Bridge, 12.45) – live on Sky Sports
Arsenal v Manchester United (Emirates Stadium, 5.30pm) – live on Sky Sports
Sunday 20 September (2pm)
Barclays WSL – All live on Sky Sports
West Ham United v Everton (Dagenham & Redbridge FC)
Crystal Palace v Tottenham Hotspur (Selhurst Park)
Brighton & Hove Albion v Aston Villa (Amex Stadium)
Barclays WSL2 – All live on BWSL2 YouTube
Durham v Nottingham Forest (Maiden Castle Sports Park, 12pm)
Watford v Bristol City (Vicarage Road)
Sunderland v Southampton (Stadium of Light)
Newcastle United v Sheffield United (Gateshead International Stadium)
Leicester City v Ipswich Town (King Power Stadium, 3pm)
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