Bradford City WFC vs Huddersfield Town LFC Programme
Bradford City WFC's programme for their encounter with Huddersfield Town LFC in the FA Women's Premier League Plate competition, Sunday 6 November 2016.
Bradford City WFC's programme for their encounter with Huddersfield Town LFC in the FA Women's Premier League Plate competition, Sunday 6 November 2016.
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Match Preview: <strong>Bradford</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>vs</strong> <strong>Huddersfield</strong> <strong>Town</strong><br />
Hannah Campbell scored<br />
when these two last met;<br />
that game ending 2-1 to<br />
<strong>Town</strong>.<br />
<strong>Bradford</strong> <strong>City</strong> welcome <strong>Huddersfield</strong> <strong>Town</strong> this<br />
afternoon in the last 16 of the FAWPL Plate.<br />
Current form<br />
Both teams come into this game off the back<br />
of defeats last Sunday.<br />
Sarah Dobby and Katie Nutter are likely to<br />
feature for the visitors.<br />
Previous meetings<br />
These two have already met twice this season,<br />
with both enjoying a win apiece.<br />
<strong>City</strong> were denied a fourth successive victory<br />
by leaders Blackburn Rovers, while <strong>Town</strong> were<br />
upended by second placed Middlesbrough.<br />
That snapped a winning run of their own,<br />
which had stretched to five games in all<br />
competitions.<br />
Team news<br />
<strong>City</strong> have no fresh injury concerns ahead of<br />
this game, with just Jess Graham remaining<br />
sidelined after an ankle injury earlier this<br />
season.<br />
The Bantams’ ‘keeper Charlotte Oates faces<br />
her former side again today, while ex-<strong>City</strong> duo<br />
6 | FA WOMEN’S PREMIER LEAGUE PLATE | BRADFORD CITY VS HUDDERSFIELD TOWN<br />
<strong>Bradford</strong> were victorious on home soil thanks<br />
to a terrific strike by Lucy Sowerby, whereas<br />
<strong>Huddersfield</strong> won on their own patch after<br />
turning around a 1-0 deficit at the beginning<br />
of October.<br />
It’s not the first time that a cup competition<br />
has required them to face each other three<br />
times either.<br />
The last two seasons have seen them clash in<br />
the FA Women’s Cup as well as twice in the<br />
league, the local rivals meeting with surprising<br />
regularity in the knockout competitions.<br />
<strong>City</strong> won both of those FA Cup games—3-0<br />
last season and 3-2 the year before.