And there will be a special souvenir programme on sale for the 2pm (BST) kick-off, with Becky Langley's team looking to make it three wins out of three at the famous stadium following the 2-1 comeback win over Barnsley Women five months ago and a momentous 4-0 victory against Alnwick Town Ladies last May.

Newcastle Women need three points to keep the pressure on league leaders Durham Cestria, who are six points ahead of the Magpies having played two games more as the season comes to a thrilling climax.

An eight-page programme will be on sale around the ground, priced at £1, with defender Charlotte Potts - excelling in her second spell with United after spending time with Calgary Foothills, FF Lugano, Sunderland Ladies and Hibernian Ladies - the cover star.

There's an in-depth interview with midfielder Georgia Gibson, who explains how things have changed for the team since Newcastle United were taken over in October 2021 and reveals how she balances representing the Magpies with her full-time job as a school teacher.

Manager Langley and captain Grace Donnelly are both featured too, while there's also a feature on Newcastle United Women's development team, who lifted the FAWNL Reserve Plate last month and are now aiming for an impressive double in the Bluefin Sport Insurance Women's Cup.

The programme is a perfect keepsake from the game - there are likely to be opportunities for autographs and pictures after the final whistle, too - and will be on sale around the ground, priced at £1.

Tickets for the big match are still available, but supporters are encouraged to purchase at the earliest opportunity, with advanced tickets priced at just £3 for adults and £1 for concessions at book.nufc.co.uk.

To minimise large queues at cash turnstiles and avoid delays to kick-off, ticket prices will rise on matchday to £6 for adults and £2 for concessions.