Amateur Journalist Gem is a contributory writer for Read WSL. She is a fan of both England and Sunderland Ladies and runs two Facebook fan pages for the Lady Black Cats.
Despite being the league’s leading goalscorers, Reading have let a three point gap appear between themselves and title rivals Doncaster Rovers Belles, after dropping points against Yeovil and Oxford.
The Royals will look to bounce back against Everton who also have promotion aspirations of their own and are currently unbeaten in the WSL 2.
League strugglers Bristol Academy earned their first point of the season last time out in a 0-0 draw against Birmingham.
This weekend they host Arsenal who are second in the table and unbeaten in the WSL 1 so far.
Notts County run out 3-0 victors against Everton of the WSL 2 in the FA Cup semi final.
County will now face either Chelsea or Manchester City in their first cup final at Wembley in August.
This Sunday Everton and Notts County battle it out for a place in this year’s FA Cup final.
In 2014 these two sides also met in at the semi-final stage with the Toffees emerging 2-1 victors.
Notts County climb to third in the table after another impressive attacking performance against Sunderland.
The Lady Pies scored 4 goals in 15 minutes to seal a 4-2 victory over the league’s newcomers.
Notts County host Sunderland in the WSL’s mid-week fixture on Wednesday night.
The Pies earned their first three points of the season last time out when they defeated bottom of the table Bristol Academy 5-2, while Sunderland were comfortably beaten 4-1 by Arsenal.
Bristol Academy parted company with Dave Edmondson last week following a disastrous start to the season and numerous heavy defeats.
The Vixen’s today announced Willie Kirk would join the club from the Scottish FA’s National Performance Centre for women’s football.
Sunderland looked to continue their excellent start to life in the WSL 1 by taking points off league heavyweights Arsenal but Abby Holmes’ second-half dismissal saw the Gunners go on a goal scoring spree putting four past the side from the North East.
Bristol Academy stay rooted to the bottom of the table after conceding 5 against Notts County.
The Vixens looked to fight back from a 3-0 deficit at half-time and scored two goals in quick succession in the second half, but couldn’t maintain momentum and succumbed to another damaging defeat.
One point separates Arsenal and Sunderland who meet on Sunday in a clash between second and third in the WSL 1.
Arsenal have won two and drawn one so far this season whereas Sunderland also have two wins but were narrowly defeated by Manchester City earlier in the campaign.
London Bees currently sit second from bottom in the WSL 2 with their only two points coming from draws away from home.
Yeovil look to build on their victory against high-flyers Reading last time out.
Bottom of the table Watford host Everton on Sunday in the WSL 2 with the Merseyside outfit hoping to keep pace with the league’s front runners after drawing last time out.
Everton were relegated from WSL 1 last season and hope to bounce straight back in to the top tier.
