After a Women's Super League season that saw Chelsea crowned title winners on goal difference, runners-up Manchester City would love nothing more than to unseat the champions.

City’s maiden WSL triumph came in 2016, a win that many expected to kickstart an era of dominance similar to the men’s side. A second title remains elusive, though, with last season’s second-place finish an agonising reminder of how tiny margins can make all the difference after City finished one goal behind Chelsea,

An injury-time goal from Danny Ings earned West Ham a draw at Fulham last week that leaves Julen Lopetegui's side with four points from their opening four games but are hoping to avoid a third straight home league defeat at the London Stadium.