Derby County Women face Burnley Women in the FA Women's National League Northern Premier Division at the Don Amott Arena on Sunday 22nd March (2pm kick-off).
Following a trip to second-place Wolves two weeks ago, the Ewes face another tough test against the league leaders.
With four games of the season remaining, and the league still wide-open, Sam Griffiths' side will look to build momentum and finish the season strongly.
Ticket Information
Tickets for Sunday’s match are still available to buy, with the gates opening at 12:30pm at the Don Amott Arena.
Advance Ticket Prices
Adults - £5
Concessions (6-18 years or 65+) - £2.50
University of Derby Student (Student ID Required on entry) - £2.50
Children Under 6 - FREE
On The Day Ticket Prices
Adults - £6
Concessions (6-18 years or 65+) - £3
Children Under 6 - FREE
Click here to purchase your tickets ahead of the Ewes' home fixture.
Stadium Address
Don Amott Arena, Station Road, Mickleover, DE3 9FE.
Matchday Parking
Parking is available at the Don Amott Arena on a first-come, first-served basis with limited availability - so arrive early to secure a spot.
For further details about the matchday experience, parking, FAQ's and more, head to our Women's Matchday Hub by clicking here.
The Opponents
Burnley FC Women were formed in 1995 as Burnley FC Girls and Ladies before adopting their current name in 2018.
The Clarets have been a firm fixture in the Northern Premier Division in recent years, recording top-four finishes in each of the past five seasons.
In their first season as a full-time outfit, the Lancashire outfit remain unbeaten under the interim management of Lou Roberts before she departed the club a month ago and was replaced by former midfielder Ross Wallace, who took on a caretaker role until the end of the season.
With a league record of 16 wins and two draws this season, Burnley will hope to maintain the breathing space between them and Dan McNamara’s Wolves, who they beat 1-0 last weekend.
While having the best defensive record in the division with just five goals conceded, they also have the league’s top scorer in Charlie Chadwick, who has 18 goals this season.
Words: Jack Bryan