Sunday 19th March (2pm)
FA PREMIER LEAGUE
NORTHERN DIVISION
Derby County v Fylde (Mickleover Sports)
Leicester City Women v Huddersfield Town (Riverside)
Nottingham Forest v Bradford City (Basford United FC)
SOUTHERN DIVISION
C&K Basildon v Crystal Palace (Canvey Island FC)
Lewes v Queens Park Rangers (Lewes FC)
MIDLANDS DIVISION 1
Birmingham & West Midlands v Loughborough Foxes (Shenley Lane)
Leicester City Ladies v The New Saints (Linwood Playing Fields)
Rotherham United v Solihull (Roundwood Sports Club)
Sporting Khalsa v Loughborough Students (The Aspray Arena)
NORTHERN DIVISION 1
Guiseley Vixens v Chorley (Guiseley AFC)
Liverpool Marshalls Feds v Leeds (IM Marsh Campus)
Mossley Hill v Chester le Street Town (JMO Sports Park, 2.30)
SOUTH EAST DIVISION 1
Actonians v AFC Wimbledon (North Greenford United FC)
Enfield Town v Gillingham (QE Stadium)
Norwich City v Luton Town (Norwich United FC)
Stevenage v Ipswich Town (Hertford Town FC)
SOUTH WEST DIVISION 1
Basingstoke Town v Larkhall Athletic (Basingstoke Town FC)
Chichester City v Exeter City (Chichester City FC)
Plymouth Argyle v Maidenhead United (Bovey Tracey FC)
Shanklin v Cheltenham Town (County Ground, 1pm)
Derby are sixth in the Northern Division ahead of hosting third-placed Fylde but just a point behind them.
Leicester City Women are level on points with Fylde and home to Huddersfield, who reached the Plate Final while City missed out in the semis.
Bradford are a single point behind Leicester in a very tight mid-table and away at Nottingham Forest, for whom a win would go some way to securing their status.
After becoming only the second side to defeat Cardiff this season, C&K Basildon have another testing Southern Division game at home to Crystal Palace.
Lewes were boosted last week by making the Plate Final and back in the league welcome a QPR side that are three points adrift at the bottom but with a couple of gams in hand.
Midlands Division 1 leaders Loughborough Foxes go to Birmingham & West Midlands, with Sporting Khalsa in second home to the winless Loughborough Students.
TNS will go fifth by winning at Leicester City Ladies, while Rotherham and Solihull – sitting either side of City in the battle to stay up – go head to head with the Millers four points better off.
Second plays third in Northern Division 1 and title favourites Guiseley will replace Hull at the top by defeating Chorley.
Liverpool Feds face Leeds with either having the possibility of ending the weekend up in fifth spot.
Mossley Hill would move ou of the bottom two if they managed a win over fourth-place Chester le Street.
Enfield beat one of the South East’s promotion chasers (Cambridge) last week but now are up against unbeaten leaders Gillingham.
AFC Wimbledon are three points behind the Gills from a couple of games more, so in need of a victory at Actonians.
Stevenage will be wanting something from the game with Ipswich to bolster their position above the bottom two, whilse basement side Norwich take on Luton.
It’s top versus bottom in the South West, with Chichester a dozen points clear and without defeat, while Exeter have just one point to their name.
Plymouth meet Maidenhead with Argyle having enough games in hand with which to catch the top side.
Basingstoke entertain Larkhall, who only lost to an 89th-minute goal at Chichester last week.
Shanklin are in the relegation zone and seeking points towards safety against Cheltenham.
