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Leicester have started to season strongly and boss Willie Kirk believes there are areas his side could exploit against Manchester United this afternoon.

"They give you chances and they concede goals, he said. "That's one thing that's been evident in their three games so far this season, they've conceded in every game. Whatever the front three is will always be dangerous and pose some threats.

"They're balancing a busy schedule themselves with our game between the two PSG games. It will be interesting to try and see how they deal with that."

Kirk thinks this will "without a doubt" be the most difficult test the Foxes have faced so far.

He added: " We spoke about that when we did the Manchester United preview, we framed it in a way that we want to go and take points. We want to improve our performance.

"We keep throwing obstacles in the players' way and throwing them new challenges and they keep responding.

"What we've done against Bristol, Everton and Liverpool will now need to be raised to another level against Manchester United."

There's been action in the Champions League and League Cup since the last weekend of WSL fixtures.

Manchester United drew the first leg of their Champions League qualifying tie with Paris St-Germain on Wednesday.

Manchester City, Leicester, Tottenham, Brighton and West Ham all won their League Cup matches.

Read the full Women's League Cup round-up here

Manchester United

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Manchester United held Paris St-Germain to a draw in Champions League qualifying in midweek and manager Marc Skinner wants his side to play at that level again this afternoon.

Willie Kirk's Leicester topped the WSL before Chelsea's win last night with maximum points from their first two league games.

"There’s patterns of play and all that kind of stuff but when a team is high in confidence they are flicking things, moving things and there is no fear. It’s much more in an attacking phase. I can see that in their performance.

"But if we can get to the level [we were against PSG], they won’t have played a level like that this season hopefully and that would be a test for them.

"They should be confident and we know Willie Kirk’s character is to attack. Hopefully a high level and performance leads to what we want, which is three points.”

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Before Chelsea beat West Ham yesterday there were two unlikely leaders in the Women's Super League after the first two weekends of matches.

Leicester City and Liverpool have both collected maximum points.

Leicester beat Bristol City and Everton, while it was back-to-back wins against Arsenal and Aston Villa for Liverpool.

Will they continue their stellar starts this afternoon?

This weekend's Women's Super League action got under way yesterday as Sam Kerr and Fran Kirby made their first starts of the season for Chelsea.

Kerr got off the mark to open the scoring before Erin Cuthbert confirmed a 2-0 win over West Ham.

You can watch highlights of last night's game here.

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Chelsea currently lead the Women's Super League with seven points after beating West Ham last night - but they could be knocked off the top spot this afternoon.

Leicester take on Manchester United in the day's opening game, with a point taking the Foxes to go level on points with Chelsea.

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Melvine Malard, who scored in the historic 1-1 draw with Paris St-Germain in the Champions League in midweek, comes into the starting line up for Manchester United.

Nikita Parris also comes in, along with Hayley Ladd and Hinata Miyazawa.

Geyse, who starred from off the bench against PSG, is not in the squad as she is being rested.

Man Utd XI: Earps, George, Turner, Le Tissier, Blundell, Zelem, Ladd, Miyazawa, Parris, Garcia, Malard.

Subs: Tullis-Joyce, Evans, Rabjohn, Riviere, Irene, Naalsun, Toone, Galton, Williams

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There's four changes to the Leicester team from the midweek League Cup win against Liverpool.

In come Courtney Nevin, Lena Petermann, Janice Cayman and Shannon O'Brien.

Leicester XI: Leitzig, Nevin, Green, Howard, Bott, Tierney, Whelan, O'Brien, Cayman, Goodwin, Petermann

Subs: Mears, Thibaud, Palmer, Robinson, Rantala, Baker, Rose, Cain, Draper.

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It's a busy day in the WSL with five games coming up.

Here's what's on the way:

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It's time for another Sunday of Women's Super League action.

We've got five games on the way this afternoon - and it all kicks off at Leigh Sports Village with Manchester United hosting Leicester City.

Will the Foxes continue their winning run? Or will United remain unbeaten?

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