The first two fixtures had already been announced with City kicking off the new season with a trip to Aston Villa on Saturday, before hosting Brighton and Hove Albion on Sunday 13 September (2pm) at the Academy Stadium.
Following an international break, Gareth Taylor’s side will resume our 2019/20 FA Cup journey, travelling to Leicester City in the quarter-finals on Sunday 27 September at 2pm.
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Should we progress in the competition, the semi-finals will take place on either 30 September or 1 October, before the league season restarts with the visit of Tottenham Hotspur the following weekend (kick-off time TBC). The FA Cup Final will take place on 31 October at Wembley.
Having already locked horns with League Champions Chelsea in the FA Women’s Community Shield last Sunday, the pair will meet again in the WSL at Kingsmeadow on 10/11 October.
The first Manchester Derby of the season is set for 14/15 November at Leigh Sports Village, bookended by 2020/21 Champions League action (11/12 November and 18/19 November in the Round of 32).
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City and United will also meet in the Continental Cup group stage again this year, although the fixture dates for the 2020/21 competition are yet to be confirmed.
December brings a festive cracker, as City entertain Arsenal on 12/13 December, with the reverse fixture taking place on 6/7 February 2021 – the week after the 2020/21 FA Cup campaign begins (31 January).
Our home league Derby against United will be a midweek affair on either 10/11/12 February, before the FA Cup fifth round (28 February) and Champions League last 16 take place (3/4 and 10/11 March), should we qualify.
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The FA Cup and Champions League will continue through March and April at the quarter-final and semi-final stages, while City face an exciting league season run-in, facing Reading, Chelsea and Birmingham and completing the campaign with a trip to West Ham United on the final day.
If City reach the latter stages of the Champions League, our home games against Chelsea (24/25 April) and Birmingham (1/2 May) will be moved. The Final is scheduled for 16 May 2021 at the Gamla Ullevi in Gothenburg – six days before the 2020/21 FA Cup Final (22 May).
Full fixture list
September 2020
5 Sep Aston Villa v City FA WSL 2.30pm
13 Sep City v Brighton FA WSL 2pm
27 Sep Leicester v City 2019/20 FA Cup TBC
September/October 2020
30 Sep/1 Oct 2019/20 FA Cup SF TBC
3/4 Oct City v Tottenham FA WSL TBC
10/11 Oct Chelsea v City FA WSL TBC
17/18 Oct Reading v City FA WSL TBC
November 2020
1 Nov 2019/20 FA Cup Final TBC
7/8 Nov City v Bristol FA WSL TBC
11/12 Nov UWCL R32 TBC
14/15 Nov Manchester United v City FA WSL TBC
18/19 Nov UWCL R32 TBC
December 2020
5/6 Dec Everton v City FA WSL TBC
12/13 Dec City v Arsenal FA WSL TBC
19/20 Dec Birmingham v City FA WSL TBC
January 2021
9/10 Jan City v West Ham FA WSL TBC
16/17 Jan City v Aston Villa FA WSL TBC
23/24 Jan Brighton v City FA WSL TBC
31 Jan 2020/21 FA Cup R4 TBC
February 2021
6/7 Feb Arsenal v City FA WSL TBC
10/11/12 Feb City v Manchester United FA WSL TBC
28 Feb 2020/21 FA Cup R5 TBC
March 2021
3/4 Mar UWCL R16 TBC
6/7 Mar City v Everton FA WSL TBC
10/11 Mar UWCL R16 TBC
17/18 Mar Bristol v City FA WSL TBC
21 Mar 2020/21 FA Cup QF TBC
23/24 Mar UWCL QF TBC
27/28 Mar City v Reading FA WSL TBC
March/April 2021
31 Mar/1 Apr UWCL QF TBC
3/4 Apr Tottenham v City FA WSL TBC
18 Apr 2020/21 FA Cup SF TBC
24/25 Apr City v Chelsea FA WSL TBC
24/25 Apr UWCL SF TBC
May 2021
1/2 May City v Birmingham FA WSL TBC
1/2 May UWCL SF
8/9 May West Ham v City FA WSL TBC
16 May UWCL Final
22 May 2020/21 FA Cup Final
