TL;DR The Oracle predicts an unchanged XI for 5 of 14 teams. Biggest changes: Birmingham City W: Geum-Min, Crosthwaite, Sarri, oceane hurtre, asato miyagawa, marie levasseur, Effa, Holloway in · Manchester City Women: jade rose, niamh charles, laura blindkilde brown, yui hasegawa, grace clinton in · Tottenham Women: Kop, ella morris, amanda nilden in, and 6 more sides make changes.
Tottenham Women v Arsenal Women
Revision 2, updated yesterday
The Oracle's second look: ella morris and Vinberg in; Dijkstra and Hanson out.
Tottenham Women recall L. Kop in a 4-2-3-1 shape, with ella morris and M. Vinberg also restored.
Revision 2, updated 2 days ago
The Oracle's second look: Rodriguez, Holmberg, olivia smith and Blackstenius in; Borbe, Fox, Little and Caldentey out.
Arsenal Women field four changes into a 4-2-3-1 for the Tottenham away match: Misa Rodriguez, S. Holmberg, olivia smith, and S. Blackstenius.
The data: Leans Tottenham Women at 35%, far from settled.
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Brighton Women v West Ham Women
Revision 2, updated 21h ago
The Oracle's second look: Auee in; Wälti out.
Brighton Women carry all 11 into their fixture, with M. Auee replacing L. Wälti in a 4-2-3-1 formation.
Revision 2, updated yesterday
West Ham Women keep all 11 unchanged away at Brighton in a 4-2-3-1 shape.
The data: Leans Brighton Women at 45%, far from settled.
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Crystal Palace W v Chelsea Women
Revision 2, updated yesterday
The Oracle's second look: O’Brien and Enge in; Swaby and annabel blanchard out.
Crystal Palace Women recall S. Hopcroft in a 4-4-2 shape at home against Chelsea Women.
Revision 2, updated yesterday
The Oracle's second look: McCabe, Potter, Thompson and James in; Buurman, Baltimore, Hamano and Nüsken out.
Chelsea Women keep all 11 unchanged away at Crystal Palace W, staying in a 4-1-2-1-2 shape.
The data: Favours Chelsea Women at 50%.
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Birmingham City W v Charlton Women
Revision 2, updated 2 days ago
Five personnel enter Birmingham City W's home fixture, a 4-4-1-1 against Charlton Women, with five listed as departed.
Revision 2, updated 23h ago
The Oracle's second look: Mason and Fitzgerald in; Cissoko and lorena azzaro out.
E. Mason and L. Fitzgerald come in for H. Cissoko and lorena azzaro. Charlton Women field an unchanged 4-4-2 away to Birmingham City W.
The data: Leans Birmingham City W at 45%, far from settled.
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Everton Women v Aston Villa Women
Revision 2, updated 23h ago
The Oracle's second look: Ishikawa, Wheeler and McNamara in; Silcock, Hayashi and Kramžar out.
Three fresh faces R. Ishikawa, C. Wheeler and H. McNamara replace H. Silcock, H. Hayashi and Z. Kramžar. Everton Women stay in a 4-2-3-1 shape at home to Aston Villa Women.
Revision 2, updated yesterday
The Oracle's second look: lily murphy in; Kendall out.
lily murphy steps in to support Aston Villa Women's attack in a 3-4-2-1 shape. Ten of the last official XI remain for the away fixture.
The data: Leans Everton Women at 45%, far from settled.
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Liverpool Women v London City Lionesses
Revision 2, updated yesterday
The Oracle's second look: Enderby in; Kerr out.
M. Enderby comes in for midfield duty as Liverpool Women hold ten of the last official XI in a 4-1-4-1 shape at home.
Revision 2, updated 23h ago
The Oracle's second look: Linari and Cascarino in; León and Putellas out.
E. Linari and D. Cascarino return in place of Mapi León and Alexia Putellas. London City Lionesses keep faith with an unchanged 4-2-3-1 shape for the trip to Liverpool Women.
The data: Leans London City Lionesses at 45%, far from settled.
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Manchester United Women v Manchester City Women
First call, 3 days ago
Manchester United Women stay with all 11 unchanged for this fixture, working a 4-2-3-1 shape.
Revision 2, updated 21h ago
The Oracle's second look: Casparij, laura blindkilde brown and grace clinton in; Wamser, Coffey and Mead out.
Manchester City Women carry all 11, though K. Casparij, laura blindkilde brown, and grace clinton all enter for this trip in a 4-2-3-1.
The data: Leans Manchester City Women at 45%, far from settled.
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