Sports Journalist, covering Manchester City Women's and Liverpool Ladies for the SL Spotlight. News writer for Read Championship. Previously written for the Football League Paper, Non-League Paper, the Burnley Express and Mancunian Matters Online.
Group E boasts competition veterans Brazil who will make an impressive 7th World Cup appearance in Canada.
Stars to look out for include PFA Player of the Year, Chelsea’s Ji So-Yun, and BBC Footballer of the Year nominees Marta and Veronica Boquete.
Watford travel to Everton in the WSL 2 this Sunday needing all three points to lift them off the bottom of the table after winning just one in their last eight games.
One of their previous defeats came at the hands of the Toffees in the reverse fixture last month.
Millwall Lionesses climbed to fourth in the WSL 2 with a 3-2 victory over Watford Ladies on Sunday.
Anneka Nuttall played pantomime villain for her side, coming off the bench to score for Watford before being sent off in the space of three minutes.
Millwall Lionesses are so far unbeaten in the WSL 2 but have only won one game.
A feat matched by their upcoming opponents, Watford, who secured their first win of the season last time out against Aston Villa.
Millwall Lionesses earned a draw against Yeovil Town to maintain their unbeaten run despite being behind twice in the game.
The point meant Yeovil remained 3rd in the WSL 2.
Chelsea Ladies head in to the international break still unbeaten in the WSL 1 after a 1-1 draw with Manchester City.
Both goals were scored by players included in Mark Sampson’s England squad for the World Cup this summer.
Sixth-placed Manchester City look to break for the World Cup on a high and gain ground on the title contenders with a win against league leaders Chelsea.
The two sides met on Monday in the FA Women’s Cup semi final, with the Londoners emerging victors.
Millwall Lionesses are yet to lose a game so far this season and could climb above this weekend’s opponents Yeovil Town with a win on Saturday.
However the Glovers will be looking to make ground on the league’s top teams as the sides above and below them play each other earlier in the day.
Bristol Academy picked up their first point of the season in a goalless draw at Birmingham on Wednesday night.
The Midlands side, who finished third in the table last year, have now scored just one goal in the league so far this season.
Wednesday night sees WSL 1’s bottom two clubs fight it out for what would be both sides first league win of the season.
Birmingham have recorded two draws in the campaign so far but Bristol remain anchored to the bottom of the table with no points.
Liverpool’s 2-1 victory over Manchester City meant the Blues have now lost two on the bounce.
Asisat Oshoala scored her second of the season before Nikita Parris equalised for the visitors, but Line Smorsgard netted her first goal for the Reds and the match winner on 57 minutes.
Reigning champions Liverpool look to bounce back from their defeat to Chelsea last time out against Manchester City.
City also want to return to winning ways after losing to Arsenal last weekend.
