Norwich City Women are back at The Nest on Sunday, March 10, to take on Worthing Women (KO 2pm) after five weeks out of league action.
The match will be the dedicated fixture for the club's Her Game Too takeover weekend, highlighting the campaign's work to stamp out misogyny and encourage a safe environment for female players, supporters, and anyone else involved in the game.
The Canaries have had a quiet start to 2024, with only three matches taking place due to waterlogged pitches, rescheduled games and match abandonment.
City have also seen a change of hands at the top, following the departure of Martin Herdman and the appointment of Scott Emmerson as interim head coach.
On the pitch, Norwich will be looking to maintain an unbeaten league run, having not lost a single game in the Division One South East in the 2023/24 campaign.
Their most recent outing saw the Canaries cruise past Dussindale and Hellesdon Rovers in the quarter final of the Harrod Sport Women's Cup, winning 7-0 at home.
Two weeks prior to that result was the last league action for Norwich, which ended in a 2-1 win away from home against London Seaward.
The opposition
The day's visitors will travel 185 miles in their first recorded away match against Norwich City Women.
In 15 matches, Worthing have 10 wins, two draws and three losses. Their only defeats have come against Ashford (2-1), AFC Wimbledon (5-0) and London Seaward (3-0).
Their most recent outing saw them claim a point at home to QPR in a 1-1 draw.
Last time out
The points were shared in the reverse meeting earlier this season, with Ellie Smith and Chloe Winchester grabbing goals for their respective sides in a 1-1 draw.