City Women head into this weekend's game on the back of three consecutive wins as they take on Aberystwyth Town.
The fixture will take place at Park Avenue on Sunday, October 11th, with a kick-off time of 2pm.
PRE-MATCH | NOAH BUSHBY
"We're really clicking as a group now. You can see how many chances we're creating and that's been a theme since the start of the season, but we're converting those now and it's clear that the players are getting used to each other.
"Some players have come back to fitness and that's a massive boost. It gives us the opportunity to see what combinations work best and we're able to utilise more players on the bench. You saw on Sunday the impact that the substitutes made, and we were really pleased with them.
"Aberystwyth is a difficult place to go and they'll set up in a solid way. They have a young squad that will get better throughout the year. We certainly won't be complacent going into Sunday.
"We're aiming for clean sheets. The goals that we've conceded this season aren't linked to our defensive shape, they're linked to errors in playing out which we can work on. The things that we're working on in terms of how we defend our own goal, both in and out of possession, we're doing well, but it's just about cutting out errors in order to achieve that clean sheet."
PRE-MATCH | DANIELA KOSINSKA
"I've loved my time at the Club so far and I've enjoyed every training session. We've got a great group of players and it's very much a family kind of environment. Everyone has been brilliant with me since I've come in.
"Working with Josh [Blackman] has been really important for my development. He's one of the best coaches that I've had the opportunity to work with. Being a great person, he's very helpful for my game and the relationship that he has with Grace [Olsen] and I allow us to improve.
"In the game against Cardiff Met, I think it showed what we have been working on in training. Sunday showed that we're capable of scoring a lot of goals which is important for us. We scored four at Barry as well so we're starting to see that progress that we'll look to take into Sunday, which will be another test for us.
"We're a group of players that treat every game like it's the most important one. The focus is on each individual game and we know that Aberystwyth will make it difficult for us, as every team aims to do, so it's just about us doing the right things. The last few weeks have gone well and we're going into this weekend with confidence."
OPPOSITION FOCUS
Sunday's opponents are currently winless in the 2026/27 season having been defeated in their opening five matches.
After a challenging first three fixtures against Wrexham, Swansea City and The New Saints, the side were beaten by Cardiff Met and Briton Ferry Llansawel.
Their key player is captain Amy Jenkins who brings vast experience to their outfit.
She found the net last time out in their 7-1 defeat against Ferry.
In their clash against Cardiff Met, it was 17-year-old Sioned Kersey who got herself on the scoresheet.
TICKET NEWS
Tickets for Sunday's fixture can be purchased at the gate on arrival.
Prices are as follows: Adults: £5, Concessions £3, U16: Free
REACHING THE GROUND
Supporters planning on attending on Sunday should use the following address:
ATFC Ltd, Park Avenue, Aberystwyth, SY23 1PG.
The ground is located a seven-minute walk away from Aberystwyth Train Station.