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Chelsea face crucial test against WSL leaders Man City
CHELSEA and Manchester City go head to head in Saturday’s Women’s Super League showdown, with the unbeaten sides occupying the top two places in the table. City lead by two points, but Chelsea have th
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Manchester United will look to maintain their push for the top four when they host Crystal Palace, while fourth-placed Tottenham welcome Everton. Brighton and Liverpool meet in tomorrow’s final fixture, with the visitors looking to end a run of five games without a league win.
Tomorrow brings a London derby of sorts as Arsenal host third-placed London City Lionesses, who have made an impressive start to life in the top flight. The Gunners, meanwhile, are seeking greater consistency after an uneven opening to the campaign.
At the other end of the table, winless Charlton travel to West Ham, while Aston Villa meet Birmingham City.