Match Preview: Clapton Community v Brentford Women | OneFootball

Brentford Women face Clapton Community Women in the third round of the League Cup on Sunday (2pm kick-off GMT).

The fixture takes place at the Old Spotted Dog Ground.

The Bees return to the venue where they won promotion to the London and South East Premier Division with a thrilling 4-2 victory last season.

Having beaten Sevenoaks Town 7-1 at home in the second round, Carly Williams' side will look to progress through to the fourth round of a competition in which they were knocked out by Fulham last year.

Last Time Out

The west Londoners go into the game after coming from behind to earn a hard-fought point against Dorking Wanderers in the LSE Premier.

Chelsie Berry netted her sixth goal of the season to take the lead early on, before the visitors scored twice in the first half to make it 2-1 at the break.

Cloe O'Brien came off the bench to return from a long-term injury and make her competitive debut for the Bees, and registered a vital assist as Habeebat Gbajabiamila levelled the game late on.

In the League Cup first round, Paula Holguin scored a hat-trick as Brentford cruised past Sevenoaks Town at Bedfont Sports Club.

Match information

Sunday’s clash takes place at the Old Spotted Dog Ground. Parking is free on all surrounding streets, but there is no dedicated parking at the ground. There may be access restrictions on Ham Park Road.

There will be a clubhouse and bar open for drinks and snacks throughout the game, as well as a printed programme available on the day.

Tickets

Entry at the Old Spotted Dog Ground is free with a recommended donation of £5 for waged adults. Concessions can pay what they can.

Media coverage

The club will have updates of the game against Clapton on social media, as well as a match report on the club's website and app.

Brentford Women B return to action with an away clash at Civil Service in the Greater London Division One South (2pm kick-off).

After a week off following a postponement, Tommy Ryan-Maynard's side will look to extend their three-game winning streak.

The Bees sit top of the division with a game in hand and boast a five-point lead over second-placed Regents Park Rangers.

Last time out

In mid-November, Brentford Women B progressed to the second round of the League Cup junior section with an emphatic 10-0 victory over South Park (Reigate)

Remmi Gardner and Marta Boabonay both scored hat-tricks, with captain Georgia Wood and Kirsty Matthews bagging braces.

That followed an important 4-1 league win over Actonians Thirds when Gardner, Matthews, Wood and Karina Hlek all added to their tallies for the campaign.

About Civil Service

Civil Service sit in fifth place in the Greater London Division One South, having secured 16 points from 10 games.

They come into the game in strong form, having won 6-1 in back-to-back matches.

Millie Seaton and Ellen Danilewicz will be the ones to watch for Ryan-Maynard's side. The duo have both scored five goals so far this season.