There’s six matches in the WSL today, with the biggest name of all taking on the champions.
Birmingham City v Tottenham Hotspur (2pm)
London City are three points off Chelsea and Manchester City, and Semmens says the aim is to “build a squad that is consistently in the top three”. He is looking forward to Sunday. “This is probably the No 1 game in the women’s game in the world this weekend,” he says. “That’s what we want to be: on the map.”
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