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Two City Women fixtures selected for live TV
Wednesday, August 30th 2017
Two City Women games in the forthcoming WSL 1 season have been selected by the BBC for live TV broadcast.
The opening game of the WSL 1 season, where the Vixens face Chelsea Ladies at Kingsmeadow on Sunday, September 24th, will now kick-off at an earlier time of 12:30pm.
City Women’s game against Arsenal on Sunday, October 8th at Meadow Park will now also kick-off at 12:30pm.
Both games will be shown by BBC Online and via the red button.
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