A trip to Ebbsfleet United awaits Brentford Women as the Bees look to make it five successive wins in the London South East Premier Division.

The fixture will be played at Rochester Utilities Stadium on Sunday 14 September (3pm kick-off).

Carly Williams' side have recorded four straight wins in their start to life in tier five and now sit second in the table on the same points as first-placed Saltdean United who have a better goal difference.

Brentford have scored 11 times already in just four games with goals coming from all across the pitch.

Regan Graver also picked up the London and South East Regional Women's Football League player of the month for August, after keeping three clean sheets and scoring once in the opening three games of the season.

Last time out

The Bees made it four wins from four games at the start of the campaign last weekend, winning 3-1 against a solid Sutton side.

Despite conceding their first goal of the season to go into the break at 1-1, an excellent second-half showing from Williams side ensured all three points stayed in west London.

Asees Sangha opened the scoring with her second of the season, before Renai McCrea and Chelsie Berry sealed the victory in the second period whilst also both taking their tally to two goals for the campaign.

After the game, Williams was proud of her side's resilience.

"We were really pleased to get over the line and get another win on the board. We could've been better so it's about going into training and see what we can do next weekend," she explained.

"I think we were the better team in the first half, but then in the second half we added that energy and intensity. I'm really pleased that the girls stepped up.

"The whole squad had a place to play. The players that started really settled the environment, but those who came on all had an impact which is what's important at the end of the day."

About Ebbsfleet

Ebbsfleet United currently sit in 11th place in the LSE Premier Division, one spot off the bottom.

Having only played twice, Ebbsfleet have a goal difference of minus nine, losing both of their opening games to Aylesford and Saltdean.

Ticket information

Entry to Sunday's game at Rochester Utilities Stadium will be available on the turnstile with CASH PAYMENT ONLY.

Tickets will cost £6 for adults (18+), £4 for concessions (60+ and 5-17) and will be free for under-5s.

Match coverage

The club will have updates of the game against Ebbsfleet on social media, as well as a match report and highlights on the club's official website and app.