Derby Day Delight: Chelsea Seek Crucial Win Live on Sky Sports

Everton hosts Liverpool on Saturday at 12pm, live on Sky Sports, with the Reds seeking to solidify their WSL status after opening up a five-point cushion above the relegation spot. Meanwhile, interim boss Scott Phelan aims to make history by becoming the first Everton manager to win four of his opening five WSL games in charge. The Toffees have improved under Phelan, winning three of his first four WSL matches. Everton will look to build on their 4-1 win over Liverpool on the opening day, while the Reds will seek revenge after their 2-1 FA Cup victory. Bragging rights and crucial points are up for grabs in this derby. Manchester United faces Manchester City at 1:30pm on Saturday, with City chasing their first league title in 10 years. United will look to delay City's title pursuit and claim local bragging rights. City has stuttered on the road lately, losing one and drawing one of their last two WSL away games, but they thrashed Tottenham 5-2 last weekend. Arsenal takes on Tottenham at 5:30pm on Saturday, live on Sky Sports, with Kim Little signing a new contract and defying logic at 35 years old. Little is an integral part of the Gunners, averaging over 90% passing accuracy and more than seven ball recoveries per game. However, Arsenal may need to manage her minutes given the importance of the next few weeks. Chelsea faces Aston Villa on Sunday at 12pm, live on Sky Sports, in a critical match for their season. The Blues need a big performance and result to boost their confidence ahead of their Champions League second leg against Arsenal and keep pace with the top four. Aston Villa has enjoyed games on the road recently, winning more points away than at home. West Ham hosts London City Lionesses on Sunday at 12pm, live on Sky Sports, with the Hammers seeking to improve their relegation prospects. The last meeting between the two ended in a 1-0 win for London City, and West Ham will look to avoid a similar result. Leicester faces Brighton on Sunday at 12pm, live on Sky Sports, with the Foxes seeking to bounce back from a 2-1 home defeat to Aston Villa. Leicester has struggled to score, managing just two goals in their last five matches, and will look to right some wrongs against Brighton.