Leeds United Women face a tough midweek Yorkshire Derby on Wednesday evening, as York City Ladies make the short trip to the So-Trak Stadium in the FA Women's National League Division One North.

Both sides are looking to respond after defeats last time out. Leeds were beaten 2-0 away at second placed Newcastle, whilst York lost by the same scoreline at home to Stockport County.

Supporter Information:

Kick-off is at 7.45pm at Tadcaster Albion’s So-Trak Stadium: Ings Ln, Tadcaster, LS24 9AY.

For supporters wishing to attend, parking is available at the ground and entry prices are £5 for adults, U16s go free.

Please note, it is cash only. Food and drinks will be available for supporters to purchase in the club house.

Supporters who can’t attend can follow live updates right here on leedsunited.com or watch the game live on LUTV.

Rick Passmoor:

The manager spoke to LUTV after the Newcastle defeat, he emphasised the importance of a positive response to the loss with a big finish in the league and a cup final ahead.



“We’ve got games coming up thick and fast in the league and cup and [the players] have got to play for their shirt.” Passmoor said.

“We’ve got a big end to the season, we want to finish as high as we can in the league, do as well as we can on a matchday and we have a cup final round the corner.

“We’ve got to bounce back from today, in training and in future games. The games coming up are tough games, so they have got to earn their shirt in those games to be thought of for Stourbridge in the final.”

Previous meetings:

This is the third meeting between the two sides this season and Leeds will be looking for their first win against a strong York side.

The Minsterbelles ran out 2-0 winners in the FAWNL Cup First Round back in September and the spoils were shared after a 1-1 draw in the league at LNER Community Stadium three weeks later.

Players to watch:

Former Whites player Alice Hughes is York’s joint-top scorer this season with nine goals. Young forward Felicity Jones also has nine.

Abbie Brown is Leeds’ top scorer with 12, she will be looking to add to her tally and repeat the feat of scoring against York as she did earlier in the season, netting the equaliser in the 1-1 draw.

Form:

Leeds United Women: LWLWWW

York City Ladies: LLWLWW

League position:

Leeds United Women: 7th

York City Ladies: 9th