Wolves Women can go top, two top-five clashes in Southern Premier | OneFootball

Wolves look to bounce back after their exit from the League Plate. (Photo: @WolvesWomen)

Wolves have a chance to go top of the FA Women’s National League Northern Premier Division, while four of the Southern Premier’s leading five play among each other.

Hosting a winless Halifax, Wolves will knock Nottingham Forest off pole position if they take all three points. Stoke City will go level on points with the teams in third and fourth if they beat West Brom, Hull are home to Derby with only two points between them, Stourbridge are merely goal-difference ahead of visitors Sporting Khalsa with the latter in the relegation zone.

Exeter City sit fourth in the Southern Premier ahead of hosting leaders Hashtag United, while it’s second versus fifth as Oxford United entertain Billericay. Lewes are one point better off than visiting Cheltenham but basement side MK Dons travel to third-placed Ipswich Town.

Peterborough United lead Division 1 Midlands by one points from Leafield, with the Posh home to Lincoln United and Athletic at Solihull Moors. Lincoln City are yet to get off the mark and meet third-in-the-table Northampton Town, fourth-placed Loughborough Lightning are at Barnsley Women.

Middlesbrough’s advantage at the top of Division 1 North is also a single point and they entertain Durham Cestria, while second-placed Chorley head to Stockport County. Norton versus Cheadle is a meeting of sixth and third respectively, Leeds United in fourth face Barnsley FC.

Division 1 South East top team Norwich City visit fifth-placed London Bees, Actonians are one point off the top and home to London Seaward. QPR take on third-placed Dulwich Hamlet, Real Bedford are fourth and hosting Chesham.

AFC Bournemouth are ten points behind Division 1 South West leaders Swindon Town and away to Southampton Women, Moneyfields and Bristol Rovers also look to make up some ground when away to Bournemouth Sports and Portishead respectively.

AFC Wimbledon are in League Plate action against Southampton FC Academy at Plough Lane, with the winners set to host Norwich in the quarter-finals.

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Northern Premier Division

Hull City v Derby County (Barton Town FC) Stoke City v West Bromwich Albion (Stone Dominoes FC) Stourbridge v Sporting Khalsa (Stourbridge FC) Wolverhampton Wanderers v Halifax (AFC Telford Utd)

Southern Premier Division

Exeter City v Hashtag United (Devon FA, Newton Abbot) Ipswich Town v Milton Keynes Dons (Felixstowe & Walton Utd FC) Lewes v Cheltenham Town (Lewes FC) Oxford United v Billericay Town (Oxford City FC)

Division 1 Midlands

Barnsley Women v Loughborough Lightning (Houghton Main Miners Welfare Ground) Lincoln City v Northampton Town (Gainsborougn Trinity FC) Peterborough United v Lincoln United (Deepings RUFC) Sutton Coldfield Town v Worcester City (Central Ground) Boldmere St Michaels v Notts County (Boldmere Community Stadium, 3pm) Solihull Moors v Leafield Athletic (Studley Sports Centre, 3pm)

Division 1 North

AFC Fylde v Doncaster Rovers Belles (Kellamergh Park) Huddersfield Town v York City (Shelley CFC) Leeds United v Barnsley FC (Garforth Town AFC) Middlesbrough v Durham Cestria (Stockton Town FC) Norton & Stockton Ancients v Cheadle Town Stingers (Norton Sports Complex) Stockport County v Chorley (Stockport Sports Village)

Division 1 South East

Actonians v London Seaward (Rectory Park, Middlesex FA) Chatham Town v Ashford Town (Maidstone Road Sports Ground) London Bees v Norwich City (The Hive 3G) Queens Park Rangers v Dulwich Hamlet (Hayes & Yeading FC) Real Bedford v Chesham United (Real Bedford FC)

Division 1 South West

Bournemouth Sports v Moneyfields (Fawcett Fields Sports Ground) Keynsham Town v Bridgwater United (Keynsham Town FC) Portishead Town v Bristol Rovers (Hallen Centre) Southampton Women v AFC Bournemouth (Winklebury Football Complex) Worthing v Abingdon United (Worthing FC, 3pm)

League Plate 2nd Round

AFC Wimbledon v Southampton FC Academy (Plough Lane)

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