Norwich City Women host QPR Women this weekend in their first home fixture of 2026 in Division One South East.
Andy Cook's side kick off at 2pm on Sunday, February 1.
The Canaries currently hold second spot in the league table, just a point behind leaders Fulham after a 1-1 draw against Luton Town last weekend.
Faith Harrison scored Norwich's only goal, opening her account in yellow and green after signing from AFC Sudbury last month.
The Hatters found the equaliser in the 87th minute of the game to deny City the chance of going top of Division One South East.
The Opposition
The Rs travel to Norfolk from the capital sitting fifth in the table after 13 games played, with 22 points from six wins and four draws.
Last week, Danny Harrington's side put Chesham United to the sword in a 5-0 win on the road.
Other notable results from the first half of the season included a 7-0 win over the Dons on the opening day of the season, followed by a 7-1 win the following week against Chesham United.
The Rs also put six past Charlton Athletic PGA in the group stage of the FAWNL Cup.
Prolific striker Grace Stanley is the club’s top scorer with eight goals so far this season.
Last Time Out
These two sides met in August last year in the reverse fixture at Hanwell Town, where the Canaries were 2-0 winners on the road.
Freya Symonds opened the scoring from the spot in the second half and Issy Moore sealed the three points with 12 minutes to go.
Head-to-Head
The two teams have met a total of nine times since 2021, with five wins for the Canaries, one draw and three wins for the Blues.
Supporter Information
Tickets are still available to buy online in advance HERE.
The digital matchday programme will be available to view online HERE, including a feature interview with Holly Mears this weekend.
A Sunday Konectbus service is available for our home games at The Nest, stopping at Norwich Airport, Cromer Road, Aylsham Road, Anglia Square, Norwich Rail Station and Carrow Park/Riverside. Find out more about the route and prices here.