Norwich City Women Face Fulham in a Title 'Six-Pointer'
Leila Lister pictured playing for Scotland WU19s is one of Fulhams new signings this week Alex ToddSPP
Norwich City Women face Fulham, as the FA Women’s National League Division One South East title rivals go head-to-head.
There are only a limited number of tickets remaining for the massive match at The Nest, where Norwich start two points ahead of the Cottagers but have played a game more.
Fulham have this week made two new additions, with Scotland U-19 international forward Leila Lister joining from Butler University in the US and former Spurs, Crystal Palace, and Oxford United defender Hannah Mackenzie arriving from AFC Wimbledon.
Still in the same division, there’s a basement battle between AFC Sudbury and a Chesham side still looking for their first win, trailing their hosts by five points.
West Brom and AFC Bournemouth try again to play their League Cup tie, as Plymouth Argyle await the winners in the final at Loftus Road.
Second-placed Wolves play Rugby, who are third in the Northern Premier, while basement side Sporting Khalsa host Halifax, who are just the other side of the relegation zone.
Watford are at home to fourth-in-the-table Oxford United but could surrender the Southern Premier leadership to Plymouth if they fail to win.
Two of the Division One North title chasers clash as Cheadle take on Leeds, while Doncaster bid to escape the drop zone when traveling to a winless Blackburn.
Division One Midlands leaders Boldmere can’t afford to drop points at home to Northampton, with title favourites Peterborough ready to pounce and hosting Sutton Coldfield.
Division One South West top team Moneyfields meet Portishead, while Swindon go to Ascot looking to return to winning ways after dropping their first points.
Sunday 8 February (2pm)
League Cup Semi-Final
West Bromwich Albion v AFC Bournemouth (Alexander Stadium)
Northern Premier Division
Derby County v Middlesbrough (Mickleover Sports Club)
Hull City v Stoke City (North Ferriby FC)
Loughborough Lightning v Burnley (Holywell Sports Complex)
Sporting Khalsa v Halifax (Sporting Khalsa FC)
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Rugby Borough (AFC Telford Utd)
Southern Premier Division
Gwalia United v Plymouth Argyle (University of South Wales Sports Park)
Exeter City v Billericay Town (Exeter City FC)
Lewes v Cheltenham Town (Lewes FC)
Watford v Oxford United (Uxbridge FC)
Hashtag United v Real Bedford (Aveley FC, 3pm)
Division One North
Blackburn Rovers v Doncaster Rovers Belles (Clitheroe FC)
Cheadle Town Stingers v Leeds United (Cheadle Town FC)
Durham Cestria v Chorley (Shildon AFC)
Norton & Stockton Ancients v Stockport County (Norton Sports Complex)
Wythenshawe v Chester le Street Town (Hollyhedge Park Community Stadium)
York City v Huddersfield Town (University of York Sports Centre)
Division One Midlands
Barnsley Women v Lincoln United (Steel City Stadium)
Boldmere St Michaels v Northampton Town (The Amber Arena)
Notts County v Kidderminster Harriers (Eastwood CFC)
Peterborough United v Sutton Coldfield Town (Peterborough Sports FC)
Stourbridge v Sheffield FC (Stourbridge FC)
Leafield Athletic v Worcester City (Castle Vale Stadium, 3pm)
Division One South East
Actonians v Luton Town (Berkeley Fields)
AFC Sudbury v Chesham United (AFC Sudbury)
Dulwich Hamlet v Cambridge United (Dulwich Hamlet FC)
London Bees v Milton Keynes Dons (The Hive 3G)
Norwich City v Fulham (The Nest)
Queens Park Rangers v Chatham Town (Hanwell Town FC)
Division One South West
Ascot United v Swindon Town (Ascot Utd FC)
Bournemouth Sports v Bristol Rovers (Chapel Gate)
Bridgwater United v Keynsham Town (North Somerset Community Stadium)
Marine Academy Plymouth v Abingdon United (Ivybridge Town FC)
Moneyfields v Portishead Town (The John Jenkins Stadium)
Worthing v Maidenhead United (Worthing FC)
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Wilf Frith
Wilf Frith is a women’s football news editor who works for Her Goal Magazine and had been with all its predecessors since 1996, becoming a founding team member after running Sunday Kicks. He has also held previous long-term roles as press officer for the Cornwall Women’s Football League and Penzance Ladies FC.