Saturday 12th September
West Ham United Women v Arsenal Women
Referee: Abigail Byrne
Assistant Referees: Melissa Burgin and Emily Carney
Fourth Official: Rebecca Welch
Assistant Referees: Melissa Burgin and Emily Carney
Fourth Official: Rebecca Welch
Sunday 13th September
Birmingham City Women v Manchester United Women's
Referee: Lucy Oliver
Assistant Referees: Matthew Bacon and Robert Hathaway
Fourth Official: Richie Watkins
Assistant Referees: Matthew Bacon and Robert Hathaway
Fourth Official: Richie Watkins
Chelsea Women v Bristol City Women
Referee: Stacey Pearson
Assistant Referees: Jack Bloxham and Hugh Gilroy
Fourth Official: Louise Saunders
Assistant Referees: Jack Bloxham and Hugh Gilroy
Fourth Official: Louise Saunders
Everton Women v Tottenham Hotspur Women
Referee: Robert Massey-Ellis
Assistant Referees: Robert Wainwright and Declan Brown
Fourth Official: Cristiana Hattersley
Assistant Referees: Robert Wainwright and Declan Brown
Fourth Official: Cristiana Hattersley
Manchester City Women v Brighton & Hove Albion Women
Referee: Helen Conley
Assistant Referees: Lewis Raper and Matthew Mcquillan
Fourth Official: Richard Aspinall
Assistant Referees: Lewis Raper and Matthew Mcquillan
Fourth Official: Richard Aspinall
Reading Women v Aston Villa Womens
Referee: Emily Heaslip
Assistant Referees: Ceri Williams and Declan O'Shea
Fourth Official: Rebecca Welch
Assistant Referees: Ceri Williams and Declan O'Shea
Fourth Official: Rebecca Welch
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