This weekend's Women's Super League promises thrilling encounters as teams battle for critical points.

Manchester City hosts Arsenal on Sunday at 4:30 PM, with City currently atop the league and unbeaten since April. In contrast, Arsenal struggles under Renee Slegers, remaining winless in their last three league matches. After a disappointing draw against Paris, Slegers faces mounting pressure, and a loss could effectively end Arsenal's title hopes, leaving them 10 points behind City.

Manchester United looks to build on their first win under Eva Olid when they face Liverpool on Saturday at 1:30 PM. United demonstrated attacking potential in their recent victory over West Ham but must improve their overall creativity and attacking consistency.

Tottenham takes on London City Lionesses on Sunday at 2 PM, with both teams showing promising form. Tottenham's tactical variety has impressed, while Alexia Putellas from London City aims to exploit any defensive lapses from Spurs.

Chelsea, having conceded just once this season, meets West Ham on Sunday at 2 PM. Under Sonia Bompastor, Chelsea's resurgence hints at a return to their previous ruthless form, with a diverse scoring threat from multiple players.

In a crucial match, Aston Villa faces Crystal Palace, both teams struggling defensively, having conceded a league-high 10 goals. Villa's interim coach Brian Sorensen must address these issues to avoid further decline.

Brighton and Charlton clash at 2 PM, with Charlton desperately seeking their first points of the season against a Brighton side also in need of a spark.

Lastly, Everton hosts Birmingham City on Sunday at 2 PM, looking to break their goal drought while Birmingham's Oceane Hurtre aims to continue her scoring form.

Six live games are set to be broadcast on Sky Sports, offering fans a chance to witness the action unfold.