"We've got four lunchtime kick-offs (12pm GMT) to look forward to, including Chelsea v Liverpool and Manchester United v London City Lionesses. The title race is effectively over for Chelsea, after humiliating back to back defeats against Arsenal and Manchester City. They bounced back with a win against Spurs last week so Sonia Bompastor will be hoping for an end of season rally to keep them in the Champions League places."
"Meanwhile, Manchester United did what the men's team couldn't by winning more than five games in a row. Marc Skinner's side are unbeaten in ten but London City Lionesses are no slouches. They're sixth in the league in their debut season. I'll also keep you updated on Aston Villa v Spurs and Everton v West Ham. We have a busy day ahead so stick with me for the next few hours. Get in touch to share your thoughts."
Four lunchtime Women's Super League fixtures kick off at 12pm GMT, headlined by Chelsea v Liverpool and Manchester United v London City Lionesses. Chelsea suffered humiliating back-to-back defeats to Arsenal and Manchester City but recovered with a win against Spurs, leaving Sonia Bompastor seeking an end-of-season rally to secure Champions League qualification. Manchester United have won more than five consecutive matches and remain unbeaten in ten under Marc Skinner. London City Lionesses sit sixth in their debut season. Additional fixtures include Aston Villa v Spurs and Everton v West Ham. Updates and match developments will follow throughout the day.
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