How to watch and follow Sunderland v United Women
Manchester United Women are in FA Cup action this weekend, as we head to the north-east to take on Sunderland on Sunday (29 January, 13:00 GMT).
Marc Skinner's side are at present top of the WSL, after an impressive start to the 2022/23 campaign that has seen us lose just one league game so far.
Entering into Sunday's tie following our most recent victory – a late 1-0 win over Reading last weekend – our attention now turns to cup football against the Black Cats.
Here's all the information you need ahead of tomorrow's clash...
Press conference: Sunderland v United Women
Watch Marc Skinner's press conference to preview Sunday's FA Cup tie against Sunderland, which is live on MUTV...
HOW TO WATCH AND FOLLOW
Our game against Sunderland is set to be shown live via MUTV, with kick-off set for 13:00 GMT. Coverage is set to begin from 12:45 GMT.
As always, we will also bring you the team news an hour before the match starts, as well as regular updates over the course of proceedings in the United App and via @ManUtdWomen on Twitter, too.
A full match report will follow shortly after the full-time whistle, as well as images and highlights later on Sunday evening.
Click here for more information on subscribing to MUTV ahead of an action-packed weekend of live football coverage.
TEAM NEWS
Skinner will face some tricky decisions as we prepare to take on the Black Cats, with new loan signing Estelle Cascarino bidding to make her debut at the Eppleton Colliery Welfare Ground.
Forward Leah Galton could also feature, following a recent injury lay-off sustained during our training camp in Malta earlier this month.
Fellow new addition Lisa Naalsund will have to get up to speed quickly but might need some time, having not played since the completion of the 2022 Norwegian season.
Jayde Riviere suffered a long-term injury in the autumn and the defender isn't expected to feature again until mid-March.
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FORM GUIDE
Unbeaten in our last seven domestic outings in all competitions, the Reds were 1-0 winners against the Royals last weekend, after Rachel Williams's late winner fired us to the top of the WSL table.
Yet to concede a goal during 2023 thus far, goalkeeper Mary Earps celebrated her 50th clean sheet in the victory at the Madjeski Stadium, in yet another impressive display.
Top scorer Alessia Russo will bid to improve on her tally of five strikes so far this term, with Galton and Williams trailing just behind with four goals each to their names.
As for the hosts, Sunderland are currently eighth in the Women's Championship and were 3-1 winners over Skinner's former employers Birmingham City last time out.
Melanie Copeland's side beat Blackburn Rovers 1-0 to reach this stage earlier this month, with Neve Herron’s second-half strike the only difference between the two teams.
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Thirty-two teams are set to be involved this weekend, with 16 ties deciding who will progress to the fifth-round of the competition. Here's the full list of all the sides still involved...
SUNDAY 29 JANUARY
Durham v Crystal Palace (12:00)
Tottenham Hotspur v London City (12:00)
Manchester City v Sheffield United (13:00)
Sunderland v UNITED (13:00)
Chelsea v Liverpool (13:00)
Everton v Birmingham City (13:00)
Coventry United v Hashtag United
Arsenal v Leeds United
West Bromwich Albion v Brighton & Hove Albion
Burnley v Cardiff City
Ipswich Town v Lewes
Wolves v West Ham United
AFC Wimbledon v Charlton Athletic (15:00)
Bristol City v Oxford United (15:00)
Leicester City v Reading Women (16:00)
Aston Villa v AFC Fylde (18:00)
All kick-offs 14:00 unless stated.