Man Utd Women and Liverpool Women go head-to-head in the FA WSL this weekend
Manchester United Women and Liverpool Women face each other in the first ever league meeting between the sides this weekend.
United’s debut competitive game in their history was an FA Women’s League Cup clash with local rivals Liverpool in August 2018.
Casey Stoney’s team triumphed 1-0 on that day thanks to a late Lizzie Arnot goal.
Both sides will be desperate for a victory as they both languish at the bottom of the FA WSL table with two defeats apiece.
Neither team found the net in their opening games and will hope to kick-start their campaign at the Leigh Sports Village Stadium.
RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch the Man Utd Women v Liverpool Women game on TV and online.
Man Utd Women v Liverpool Women will kick off at 12:00pm on Saturday 28th September 2019.
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Every game in the FA WSL 2019/20 season will be broadcast for free on the brand new FA Player platform.
Fans can register for the service to watch on laptop or desktop computers, or download the app and watch on a host of devices including smartphones and tablets.
A stuttering start for both rivals will raise the stakes for this one.
Despite the losses, both sides have shown flashes of quality with Liverpool summer signing Melissa Lawley looking dangerous in midfield, while Man Utd goalkeeper Mary Earps produced a superb display to keep FA WSL champions Arsenal at bay for 89 minutes last time out.
Expect plenty of energy after two weeks away from action, but with a chance to really kick-start a season on offer, expect a cagey affair.
Prediction: Man Utd Women 1-1 Liverpool Women
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