Yeovil Town lost both their opening two matches in the WSL2, against promotion chasers Reading and Doncaster Rovers Belles.
They will hope to get their first win of the new campaign against Oxford – a team they beat 3 times last season in all competitions.
Charlton Athletic are the only team from outside the FAWSL to still be in the FA Women’s Cup, after knocking out Coventry City in the last round.
They travel to Everton in the quarter finals on Sunday.
Amelia Pereira’s 3rd goal in as many matches gave Durham a half time lead, but Millwall fought back to win 3-2.
Agg came off the bench to score two with Babajide getting the other for the Lionesses – the first for her new club.
Durham Women look for back-to-back home wins after victory over Oxford United last time out.
Millwall opened their campaign with two draws against London Bees and Everton and will hope to pick up all three points in their first away fixture of the season.
Newly promoted Sunderland were unable to continue their impressive start in WSL1, falling to a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Manchester City.
Nikita Parris got the only goal of the game in the 20th minute, in front of a lively crowd of 1,433 at the Hetton Centre.
It was announced this week that there will be no Team GB representatives at next year’s Olympics in the football competition.
Calum Wilson explains why this is a huge backward step for the women’s game after record crowds and a unprecedented level of support in 2012.
Liverpool Ladies were shocked by WSL1 newcomers Sunderland on the opening night and will now look to record their first win of the season against a side that knocked them out the FA Cup just ten days ago.
Sunderland look to build on opening day win against reigning champions, when they host Manchester City on Wednesday.
City look set to be without keeper Bardsley after she was handed a retrospective ban from the FA this week.
Becky Beech, Amelia Pereira and Courtney Corrie score for the home side at New Ferens Park.
Oxford made to rue missed chances and long spells of possession.
Relegated last season, Everton had a point to prove in their opening game of the season against Villa.
The victory was their first in the league since 2013.
A Captain’s goal from Osborne-Ricketts was enough to ensure Oxford got their first three points of the season.
Watford will feel unlucky to go home with nothing after a closely-fought encounter.
