AFC Bournemouth travel to Norwich City in the second round of the FA Cup in a lunchtime kick-off.
They'll be hoping to continue their run in the competition after beating Feniton FC 4-0 in the first round.
Third-tier Norwich will be hopeful of giving the Cherries a tough fixture: they play in the Northern Premier Division, the equivalent of Bournemouth's Southern Premier Division.
Helen Bleazard's side come into this match after a two-week hiatus from action.
Over the past month, the team have won three out of four matches in all competitions, though their opposition hasn't been the toughest: they faced sixth-tier Feniton in the cup and rock-bottom Plymouth Argyle in the league.
Meanwhile, Norwich have won just one of their last eight league matches, beating Loughborough Lightning on October 4.
In the first round of the FA Cup, they had a comfortable 5-2 victory over Redditch Borough, who play in the fifth tier.
It was only a narrow lead of 3-2 with ten minutes to go, though, with two late Issy Moore goals extending the lead.
Norwich put up a good fight in their last outing, against Liverpool Feds, as the Canaries netted three but conceded five at home.
A second-half performance that saw them concede three and score one spoiled an even first half that ended 2-2.
The week prior saw a double-header against Peterborough United, in which Norwich won a National League Cup tie 4-0.
The points were shared in the league after a 1-1 draw which neither side could complain about, though manager Perry Northeast would have been looking at a mid-table clash with optimism for a win.
Bournemouth haven't played since November 1, when they won 1-0 away at AFC Wimbledon in the National League Cup.
It was a tough match against an opposition side that they are familiar with from the Southern Premier Division, but the Cherries got it over the line.
Despite plenty of opportunities for both teams, it was a peculiar cross-shot from Katie James that made the difference, with fans questioning whether she actually meant it.
Wimbledon pushed hard for an equaliser, but injury-forced substitute Katie Scadding pulled off a couple of exceptional close-range saves to see the game out.
In the first round of this tournament, the Cherries took on sixth-tier Feniton and progressed with a routine 4-0 victory, scoring two in the first half and two in the second.
Bournemouth will be hoping for a similar cup run to last season, when they got to the fourth round and faced Manchester City.
AFC Bournemouth will travel to Norwich City on Sunday, November 15, with the match taking place at The Nest.
Kick-off is at 12pm.
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