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Gameweek two in the Barclays Women's Super League 2 promises a packed weekend of action, with six matches spread across Saturday and Sunday.
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Bristol City welcome Newcastle on Saturday evening, and both sides have a point to prove. Bristol stumbled out of the gate with a defeat to Sunderland, while Newcastle arrive riding high after dispatching Wolves in their opener.
The weekend really heats up on Sunday with five fixtures crammed into the schedule. Burnley host Sunderland at Turf Moor, Nottingham Forest entertain Watford at City Ground, Southampton face Ipswich at Silverlake Stadium, Wolves take on Sheffield United at New Bucks Head, and Leicester welcome Durham to King Power Stadium.
Burnley will want more than the single point they scraped against Watford last time out. Sunderland, meanwhile, fancy themselves after an attack-minded opening display. Both Forest and Watford are still hunting that elusive first win.
Southampton look to keep their early momentum rolling after beating Durham, who now face a quick turnaround at King Power against Leicester. Wolves and Sheffield United? Still pointless - something's got to give, as WSL Football reports.
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