#FAWSL: One point separates leading trio in title race

Chelsea and Arsenal among top three
WSL leaders Chelsea are just one point ahead of Arsenal in third ahead of Sunday’s games. (Photo: Chloe Knott for The FA)

There’s only a single point between Chelsea, Manchester City and Arsenal at the top end of The Barclays FA Women’s Super League ahead of Sunday’s fixtures.

Fixtures for Sunday 24 November

BARCLAYS FA WSL

Manchester United v Brighton & Hove Albion (Leigh Sports Village, 12pm) – MUTV / The FA Player
Bristol City v Manchester City (Stoke Gifford Stadium, 12:30pm) – BBC Red Button / The FA Player / BBC Sport Website
Everton v Tottenham Hotspur (Southport FC, 12:30pm) – The FA Player
Arsenal v Liverpool (Boreham Wood FC, 2pm) – The FA Player
Birmingham City v Chelsea (Solihull Moors FC, 2.45pm) – BT Sport 1
West Ham United v Reading (Rush Green Stadium, 3pm) – The FA Player

FA WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP

Aston Villa v Lewes (Boldmere St Michaels FC, 12pm)
Blackburn Rovers v Crystal Palace (Bamber Bridge FC, 2pm)
Leicester City WFC v Coventry United (Quorn FC, 2pm)
London Bees v Charlton Athletic (Barnet FC, 2pm) – The FA Player
Sheffield United v Durham (Chesterfield FC, 2pm)

Just one point separates the top three in the league as leaders Chelsea visit Birmingham City, Manchester City go to Bristol City and Arsenal entertain Liverpool.

Fourth-placed Everton take on a Tottenham side just three points behind them, Manchester United host Brighton and West Ham welcome Reading, who are a point better off.

Championship leaders Aston Villa have only dropped two points in 21 ahead of the visit from mid-table Lewes. It’s third versus fourth as Sheffield United play at Chesterfield FC for the first time when hosting Durham, whom they beat 4-0 away in the Conti Cup in midweek.

Blackburn Rovers and Crystal Palace go head-to-head after both were hit for six in the League Cup. Coventry United and Charlton Athletic were both buoyed by recent results in the competition though, which they will look to take forward to Leicester City and London Bees respectively.

#ContiCup: Blades and Gunners go top

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