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The Premier League may be on an international break but there are some English domestic games happening this weekend in the Women’s Super League. There are some big matches too with two derbies.

Charlton Athletic v Manchester City, Saturday, 1.30pm

London City Lionesses v Brighton, Saturday, 5pm

Manchester United v West Ham, Sunday, 1pm

Birmingham City v Crystal Palace, Sunday, 2pm

Liverpool v Everton, Sunday, 2pm

Tottenham v Aston Villa, Sunday, 2pm

Chelsea v Arsenal, Sunday, 4.30pm

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