Aston Villa Women can draw level on points with Crystal Palace on Sunday as Brian Sørensen looks to turn an encouraging cup start into a first league victory. Villa enter the weekend 13th in the Women’s Super League, with two…

Aston Villa Women host Crystal Palace on Sunday at Villa Park looking to secure their first Women's Super League victory of the season. Under interim manager Brian Sørensen, Villa aim to build momentum following a 3–1 cup victory over Newcastle United on Wednesday.
Villa currently sit 13th in the WSL table with two points from their opening four matches. A home victory against eighth-placed Palace would move Villa level on five points with their opponents ahead of the international break.
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