WSL is back! And what matches can we look forward to?
After a short winter break, the WSL is back. The spring season kicks off on Saturday with Arsenal taking on Manchester United. On Sunday, the WSL will see Tottenham take on Leicester, where we may see Tottenham's winter signings, of which there are several, in action for the first time.
On the other hand, Ashleigh Neville, who left Tottenham for Leicester after almost ten years, could make her debut against her former club.
Manchester City will defend their lead at the top of the table against Everton. Although City are the favorites in the match, Everton are capable of upsetting the favorites, as they showed against Chelsea.
Fixtrues: (times are listed in Central European Time)
Saturday January 10:
Arsenal x Machester United - 13:30
Sunday January 11:
Aston Villa x Brighton - 13:00
Chelsea x West Ham - 13:00
Manchester City x Everton - 13:00
Tottenham x Leicester - 13:00
Liverpool x London City Lionesses - 15:30
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