For the second time in four games, Brentford Women travel to face Dorking Wanderers at Meadowbank Football Ground on Sunday (3.30pm kick-off BST).
This time around, the sides will contest a London and South East Premier fixture, following on from their FA Cup second-round qualifying clash in late September.
Carly Williams’ side have impressed across the two games since the last trip to Dorking, defeating Newhaven in league action before booking their place in the FA Cup first-round proper with a win over Worthing.
The Bees sit two points clear on top of the league table, with a +12 goal difference over second-placed Bromley.
The west Londoners will travel to face Sutton in more league action next time out, before returning to the FA Cup when they host Tier 4 side Dartford on 25 October.
Last time out
Despite a brave battle from fellow LSE Premier side Worthing, Brentford secured their spot in the FA Cup first-round proper last time out with a 2-1 win.
Maddie Phillips opened the scoring with a penalty before Worthing responded to equalise soon after.
Ashley Cheatley found the winner on 76 minutes, neatly tucking the ball home from a Maï Louvrier assist.
Previously in league action, the Bees defeated Newhaven 8-0 at Gtech Community Stadium behind Cheatley's four goals.
Wiktoria Kiszkis added a brace, while Millie Constantine and Makeba Black also got on the scoresheet.
Last time out against Dorking, Phillips' brace led the Bees to a 4-0 FA Cup win.
Ilana Harris-Walters and Cheatley also added goals in the impressive performance.
About Dorking Wanderers
Dorking come into Sunday’s clash fifth on the league table with two wins, two draws and three losses from their seven games.
Following a tough start to the LSE Premier season, the Wanderers have responded as of late, drawing 1-1 with Hammersmith before back-to-back wins over Eastbourne Borough and Aylesford.
While Dorking’s FA Cup journey is over, they have the Capital Cup still in their sights, with a clash with Charlton Athletic Under-21s coming up on 15 November.
Maisie Dale scored in Dorking’s win over Aylesford last time out, taking her to team goalscoring leader with three.
Match information
Admission to Sunday’s game is free of charge.
Parking is not available at the ground; however, St Martins Walk car park is a four-minute walk to the ground, and there is free parking available in surrounding roads.
Three train stations are within walking distance of the ground: Dorking Station (12 minutes), Dorking Deepdene (10 minutes) and Dorking West (eight minutes).
Match coverage
The club will have updates of the game against Dorking on social media, as well as a match report on the club's website and app.