Kane Brooker is an editor for Read Man Utd and contributor for Read WSL and Read La Liga. Having previously featured on Sky Sports News and The Non-League Football Paper, Kane is also the club reporter, programme editor and press and communications officer for Walton Casuals Football Club.
League leaders Chelsea host Liverpool in a clash of the title contenders.
Liverpool ladies won the title last season in dramatic fashion on the final day when they finished above Chelsea on goal difference.
Doncaster Rovers Belles travel to Everton Ladies this weekend in a fight for three points between two teams vying for a spot in the top tier.
Both sides are unbeaten in the league so far but the Belles have won all three of their games while Everton have drawn two.
Yeovil Town head to high-flyers Reading after securing their first win of the season against Oxford last time out.
The Royals are currently leading the WSL 2, largely in part to in-form striker Fran Kirby, who has netted an impressive ten goals in just three games.
The PFA have today announced the six nominees for the Women’s Players’ Player of the Year award.
Aluko, Bronze, Carney, Clarke, Smith and So-Yun are all up for the honour with the winner set to be announced on April 26.
Notts County put 5 past Aston Villa to book a place in the FA Cup semi-finals.
Villa saw Kerri Welsh score a late consolation after Emily Owen had been sent off earlier in the game.
WSL1 side Notts County host Aston Villa in the FA Cup quarter finals on Sunday.
County were run-away winners the last time these two sides met, in last years Continental Cup.
Manchester City play host to Birmingham City in the FA Cup quarter-finals this Sunday.
The sides met last month in the league where neither team could find a breakthrough and the game finished 0-0.
5 goals from 5 different scorers helped Doncaster Rovers Belles to a resounding victory against Aston Villa.
The Belles now sit at the top of the WSL2 table, level on points with Reading FC Women.
Reading FC Women extend their lead at the top of WSL 2 with a win against bottom-placed side Watford who have 0 points from their first three matches.
Fran Kirby was on the scoresheet again for the Royals.
FIFA have confirmed this summer’s Women’s World Cup will feature hawk-eye technology to aide officials in decisions involving correctly awarding a goal for the ball crossing the line.
The tournament begins on June 6 and will be the biggest women’s football tournament to date.
Yet to lose a game, Chelsea Ladies look to continue their unbeaten start to the season away to Bristol City, a team they played twice in the opening five days of their 2014 campaign.
Top of the table Reading look to continue their blistering start to the new season against a Watford side still looking for their first win.
Reading striker Fran Kirby has scored nine goals in two games.
