The battle for Women's Super League glory is heating up, and the first of a tantalising run of potential title-deciders is underway this week as the WSL returns after its two-week hiatus.
Manchester United, who sit top of the WSL table, kick-off affairs as they host Arsenal on Wednesday evening. The Gunners sit three points off Marc Skinners' side and level with Manchester City, but tout a game in hand to both. Chelsea meanwhile sit second in the table, a point adrift of United but with a game in hand themselves.
The scene is certainly set for a mouth-watering final few weeks of the WSL season and with United and Chelsea set to face off at Wembley next month for a chance at the coveted FA Women's Cup, and Chelsea and Arsenal still vying for European triumph, the margins for error have significantly shrunk.
