When and where
The game kicks off at 12:45pm (UK) on Saturday 25 January and will be played at Leigh Sports Village.
If you can’t make it to the game, you can watch the match on the FA Player app, and you can also follow it live on our dedicated matchday Twitter account @ManCityWomen.
Ticket information
Tickets bought online in advance are priced at £6 for Adults and £3 for Concessions*.
You will also be able to pay on the gate, for a price of £6.50 for Adults and £3.50 for Concessions.
Buy your tickets online, here.
*U16s and senior citizens qualify as concessions.
Nick Cushing preview
“We have United away which is difficult.
“We lost there in the Continental Cup earlier this season even though we played quite well and our players will be hugely motivated,” the manager added.
“We hold the FA Cup and we want to make sure were still in the hat for the next round.”
Last time out
City maintained our perfect start to 2020 with a convincing victory away at Birmingham to help maintain our challenge for the FA Women’s Super League title.
Nick Cushing’s side got off to the perfect start at Damson Park with England striker Ellen White scoring on 34 seconds against her former colleagues.
And, after spurning several more good opportunities, City sealed the deal with a stunning strike from Keira Walsh midway through the second half.
The victory saw City regain top spot on goal difference in the wake of Arsenal’s 4-1 home loss to Chelsea.
Last meeting
City suffered our first defeat of the 2019/20 campaign with a 2-0 Continental Cup defeat to United.
Goals in either half from Katie Zelem and Jess Sigsworth claimed the points in the second professional Manchester Derby, as the two sides met in the Group C encounter at Leigh Sports Village.
A disappointing afternoon also saw Walsh sent off for a lunge on Kirsty Hanson, as the Conti Cup holders endured a day to forget, falling to just our second domestic defeat since May 2018.
