Crystal Palace Women kick off their Barclays Women's Super League 2 campaign against Charlton Athletic this afternoon (Sunday, 7th September, 14:00 BST) – and you watch live below!
Jo Potter is set to lead out the side for her first competitive game as Palace Women's manager, as the Eagles make the short trip over to The Valley to take on the Addicks today at 14:00.
You can be there to support the team, with away tickets available to buy here!
Palace's home opener is just around the corner as well, with tickets available here for our 14:00 clash against Southampton at the VBS Community Stadium on Sunday, 14th September.
You can watch the game live below!
The game this Sunday (7th September) kicks off at 14:00 BST at the The Valley in London and will be broadcast live on the Barclays Women's Super League 2 YouTube channel, embedded above!
If you can't watch the game, the best place to follow all the action live on matchday is via our Palace Women X channel and Instagram channel, with live updates and content throughout the afternoon.
You can also follow via the official Crystal Palace App, through which goal updates and other important notifications are delivered straight to your phone, keeping you informed of all the goals and key incidents for both sides.
Throughout the game, live Opta stats on the app will also keep you up to date with all the action. Even from ahead of matchday, and after the full-time whistle, you can follow all the action, with previews, reaction and video all in one place.
Charlton Athletic enjoyed a strong campaign in the then-named Barclays Women's Championship last year, finishing third behind Birmingham City and league-winners London City Lionesses.
They have strengthened in the summer as well, adding several players to the team including former Liverpool and Roma striker Amalie Thestrup, as well as Wales international Mary McAteer.
Captain Kiera Skeels also committed her future to the club in July, with manager Karen Hills also extending her contract in August.
Palace drew Charlton in the Subway Women's League Cup last season, and won 2-0 at the VBS Community Stadium thanks to goals from Ashleigh Weerden and Mille Gejl.