Brentford Women return to London and South East Premier Division action as they take on Ashford Town at Honeycroft on Wednesday 28 October (7.45pm kick-off GMT).
The Bees are coming back off an impressive victory in The Women's FA Cup first round and will be looking to maintain their unbeaten start to the 2026/27 season.
Carly Williams’ side sit top of the league table having played two games less than Ashford Town, who are currently the team in second place.
The Bees have only dropped points twice all season.
Last time out
Brentford were dominant last time out as they cruised into the second round of the Women's FA Cup, beating tier four side Dartford 3-0 at Honeycroft.
Wiktoria Kiszkis opened the scoring with a firm header from close range following a great delivery from Millie Constantine.
Constatine then got herself on the scoresheet, whipping from distance a curling effort into the goal after it squirmed underneath the keeper before trickling into the net.
Ashley Cheatley got in on the action as she finished expertly from close range.
Three first-half goals were all that was needed to get the job done as the team showed maturity and professionalism to see out the second period without too much threat from the away side.
About Ashford Town
Ashford Town go into Wednesday's fixture in second place, having played 10 games, winning six, drawing once and losing three times this season.
They have won their last three away games, beating Eastbourne Borough, Worthing and Barking, so the Bees will expect a tough test from their opponents.
Striker Amelia Halawi has been their top scorer this season, bagging 11 goals in the league so far.
Match information
Tickets for Wednesday’s clash are available to purchase here.
Brentford season ticket holders/members - £1
Uxbridge FC season ticket holders - £1
Adults - £5
U18s - Free
Please note a 1 per cent transaction fee will be added to transactions. A ticket must be claimed for entry and under-14s must be accompanied by an adult.
Match coverage
The club will have updates of the game against Ashford Town on social media, as well as a match report on the club's website and app.