Leeds United Women face a second consecutive Yorkshire derby on Wednesday evening, as they make the short trip to York City Ladies in the FA Women’s National League Division One North.

The Whites have two wins from two in the league so far, defeating Stockport County 2-1, Doncaster Belles 1-3 and have also progressed in the FA Women’s National League Cup with a 1-4 win over Leek Town.

Wednesday’s hosts are winless so far, losing 3-4 to Hull on the opening day, 4-1 to Stourbridge in the FAWNL Cup and 1-0 to Chorley.

How to watch

Wednesday's match will be streamed live on LUTV for fans unable to attend!

You can follow live updates right here on leedsunited.com with our online blog throughout the 90 minutes.

Ticket & supporter information

The LNER Community Stadium in York opens from 6:30pm for the 7:45pm kick-off.

Fans can purchase tickets upon their arrival, with prices below.

General admission: £5

Under 11s: FREE

Last time out

The Whites were very impressive on the road as they ran out 1-3 winners over Doncaster Belles on Sunday. Paige Williams netted a brace, doubling her tally from the whole of last season, with Kath Smith also on target with a bullet header.

Previous meetings

York and Leeds met three times last season. The Minsterbelles came out on top in the FAWNL Cup determining round, a defeat that placed Leeds into the FAWNL Plate which they would go on to win.

The first league meeting between the two ended 1-1, with Abbie Brown cancelling out Jessica Holder’s opener on what was a historic night for York City Ladies, as they made their debut at the LNER Community Stadium in front of 2,280 supporters.

In the reverse fixture, Leeds ran out 2-0 winners. Brown was once again on target, opening the scoring after just eight minutes at the So-Trak Stadium, before Jess Rousseau made it 2-0 on the hour mark. Leeds would have had more that evening if it wasn’t for an outstanding performance between the sticks from Minsterbelles stopper Rebecca Sidwell.