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Sunday 13 September: Tottenham Hotspur - BrewDog Stadium. 24 or 25 October: London City Lionesses - BrewDog Stadium.
Sunday 24 January: West Ham United - BrewDog Stadium. 30 or 31 January: Brighton & Hove Albion - BrewDog Stadium.February6 or 7 February: Chelsea - Stamford Bridge.13 or 14 February: Birmingham City - BrewDog Stadium.March13 or 14 March: London City Lionesses - Copperjax Community Stadium.Wednesday 17 March: Manchester United - BrewDog Stadium.
After that, Gareth Taylor will be up against his former side, namely Manchester City, facing the champions at Joie Stadium in a Friday night fixture.Liverpool's first four matches will all be broadcast by Sky Sports in the UK, while CBS Sports have won the rights to the WSL in the United States. Subway Players Cup regional splitNorthern: Aston Villa, Birmingham, Burnley, Durham, Everton, Liverpool, Manchester United, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest, Sheffield United & Sunderland.Southern: Brighton, Bristol City, Charlton, Crystal Palace, Ipswich, Leicester, London City Lionesses, Southampton, Tottenham, Watford, West Ham & Wolves.Starting from this season, the WSL's UEFA competitions entrants will not compete in the League Cup.
