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It's almost time for one last tilt, as London City Lionesses welcome Lewes to Princes Park on Sunday [28 April], the season's final day.
With that in mind, here is everything you need to know ahead of kick-off.
Opposition Preview:
Lewes' relegation to the FA Women's National League was confirmed last week, with Scott Booth's side falling into the third division alongside Watford.
"I told the girls that it’s possibly the worst time to play Lewes because they are hurt and wounded," said London City head coach Remi Allen,
"Lewes will want to bounce back. We’ve profiled them, I think they’re a good side and that they do things well. We’ve done everything right in terms of our preparation this week and we’re going to give them the respect that they deserve."
Grace Riglar (six), Hollie Olding (four), and Maria Farrugia (three) lead Lewes in goals scored this term, with Farrugia tied with Amelia Hazard and Aimee Claypole (all two) in the assists chart.
Lois Heuchan will return to Princes Park for the first time since her January departure.
Previous Meetings:
Sunday's clash will be the third meeting of the season between London City and Lewes, with the teams splitting the series one apiece across league and Continental Tyres League Cup play.
Lewes started the season on the front foot, beating London City 2-1 in the Barclays Women's Championship on Sunday 19 November.
However, the Pride bounced back just three days later, overcoming the Rooks 1-0 on the same ground in the Conti Cup.
Tickets & Broadcast:
We're expecting our largest league crowd of the season. Princes Park is the only place to be on Sunday, with tickets priced from £5 for children.
Supporters are advised to purchase tickets via our website before arriving at the stadium; cash is not accepted at the turnstiles.
The FA Player has not selected the fixture for live broadcast.
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Fan Guide:
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