Chelsea Women derby against Tottenham postponed due to coronavirus outbreak
The Women s Super League champions will reschedule their fixture against their London rivals.
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Sunday’s WSL fixture between Chelsea and Spurs has been cancelled after a number of positive Covid-19 tests in Emma Hayes’ side’s squad after the last round of testing.
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#FAWSL: Manchester United Women to go into new year as leaders
#FAWSL: Manchester United Women to go into new year as leaders Millie Turner of Manchester United celebrates her goal. (Photo: Lynne Cameron for The FA)
Six-goal Manchester United top the Barclays FA Women’s Super League for Christmas, while Arsenal went second in the table.
Sunday 20 December
Arsenal 4-0 Everton (waterlogged pitch)
West Ham United P-P Aston Villa
(positive Covid tests)
Reds remain top for Christmas
Manchester United sent basement side Bristol City to a 6-1 defeat, moving four points clear at the top.
However, the Robins nearly took an early lead when Ebony Salmon lobbed just wide of the post when hitting the ball over Mary Earps.
Concussion subs trials PA Images
The International Football Association Board [IFAB] has announced it’s approval for trials of an additional permanent head injury substitute.
The FA has confirmed that it will start the process of applying to the IFAB to introduce these trials at the earliest practical opportunity across the 2020/21 Vitality Women’s FA Cup, and for the Barclays FA Women’s Super League and FA Women’s Championship.
The FA stated that: Working within the guidelines set out by the IFAB, we will work with the clubs involved in these competitions to ensure they are able to support their players and medical teams during the implementation of this trial.
#FAWSL: Christmas table-toppers to be decided
#FAWSL: Christmas table-toppers to be decided Ebony Salmon’s goal gave Bristol City victory at Manchester United last season. (Photo: Paul Currie for The FA)
Barclays FA Women’s Super League and Championship fixtures are mostly back behind closed doors for the final match day of 2020 but all are available to watch on screen.
Sunday 20 December (2pm)
– MUTV / The FA Player
– BBC Red Button / BBC iPlayer / The FA Player
Birmingham City v Manchester City
– The FA Player – BT Sport 1
(positive Covid tests)
– The FA Player
(positive Covid tests) Available after full-time on The FA Player