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Doncaster Rovers Belles will look to go in to the lengthy international break unbeaten and sitting pretty at the top of the WSL 2.
They currently have a three point cushion at the head of the table and will look to at least maintain this with a win over second-from-bottom London Bees on Saturday.
Chelsea’s Ji So-Yun was last night named the PFA Women’s Player of the Year.
Arsenal teenager Leah Williamson picked up the Young Player of the Year award.
Chelsea extend their lead at the top of the WSL 1 with a win against Birmingham City.
Birmingham are still searching for their first three points of the season while Chelsea made it four wins out of four.
Nadine Kessler, Veronica Boquete, Kim Little, Marta and Asisat Oshoala have been revealed as the five players to be shortlisted for the Women’s Footballer of the Year award.
The winner will be decided by the voting public and announced on the BBC World Service on 26 May.
Three weeks ago Durham and Millwall played out an enthralling encounter in which the Lionesses won 3-2.
The two sides meet again, with both teams currently sitting mid-table on 6 points from a possible 12.
After just missing out on the title last season, both Chelsea and Birmingham are keen to be in the race once again this year.
The Londoners are well on their way with three wins out of three, whereas Birmingham have lost one and drawn two of their opening fixtures.
England captain Steph Houghton has told BBC Sport she is “100% sure” she will be fit for the World Cup in Canada this summer.
The defender injured her knee in March, ruling her out for up to 10 weeks, and has yet to feature for her club Manchester City this season.
Birmingham City failed to convert a late penalty and instead shared the points with Notts County as both sides remain winless in the WSL 1.
England women will face Belgium, Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Estonia in their Euro 2017 qualifying group.
The finals of the competition will be held in July/August of 2017 in the Netherlands.
Current champions Liverpool’s home tie against Manchester City will be broadcast live on BT Sport 2 after their opening fixture against Sunderland was also televised.
City vs. Chelsea will also be live on BT Sport on the 10th of May.
Everton’s Kelly Jones ruined the party for Doncaster Rovers Belles who dropped their first points of the season having been ahead through Sue Smith.
Both sides fought hard for the win as league leaders Reading suffered their first defeat of the campaign against Yeovil, earlier in the day.
Sunderland come from behind to beat Bristol Academy 2-1 courtesy of goals from Brooke Chaplen and Rachel Furness.
The loss was Bristol’s sixth in a row in all competitions.
