Manchester United host Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday afternoon as the Women’s Super League enters its final month.
As it stands, the home side are top of the league on 47 points and hope to best the current Champions Chelsea who sit third, four points behind and two games in hand. Sandwiched in between are Manchester City who lie only one point ahead of the reigning champions, leaving Arsenal in fourth place.
Tottenham are also in a four-way fight but at the bottom end of the table in a desperate attempt to avoid relegation. Three points separate rock-bottom side Reading from ninth-place Spurs, with Leicester and Brighton in between, both of whom have a game in hand and sit just one point behind this weekend's visitors.