The Golden Girls are one game away from glory in the FA WNL Cup, facing Nottingham Forest in Sunday’s final at Burton Albion’s Pirelli Stadium (April 23, 3.30pm KO).

Going into the game on the back of seven wins on the bounce in all competitions, Damon Lathrope’s side are raring to go, with victories over Norwich City, AFC Wimbledon, Hashtag United, MK Dons and Wolverhampton Wanderers leading up to the competition’s climax.

Available on our club YouTube channel and streamed with three cameras and live BBC commentary, supporters can follow along from home and show their support using the live chat function.

With the FA WNL Reserve Cup final contested at the Pirelli Stadium (DE13 0AR) earlier in the day, turnstiles for Watford’s final open at 2.30pm.

Parking is available at Burton Albion at a cost of £5, as well as further spaces in the Ryknild Industrial Estate for the same price nearby.

Burton railway station is around a mile-and-a-half away from the Pirelli Stadium. As you come out of the station turn left and go down the hill. Turn right into Derby Street and from there it is a straight road up to the stadium. It should take about 25 minutes to walk.

Operated by Trent Barton, the Burton upon Trent to Pirelli Stadium service departs from the railway station every 30 minutes.

The bus journey time between Burton town centre and the Pirelli Stadium is around six minutes and covers a distance of around two miles.

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Tickets can be purchased in advance and at the gate at the following prices:

• Adults - £5
• Concessions (U16, 65+, Disability) - £2.50
• Under-10 - FREE

Only a second encounter of the season with northern opposition after the semi-final win over Wolves, the Hornets enter the game in a rich vein of form with promotion still a possibility.

Sunday’s opposition may also be in line for a place in the play-off final, currently sitting atop the FA Women’s National League Northern Premier Division, two points ahead of second-placed Burnley.

Forest are the highest scorers in the third-tier, amassing 78 goals in 21 games with a 12-1 win over Fylde in January their biggest margin of victory.

Top goalscorer Charlotte Greengrass has 21 goals to her name in the league this term and is on course to secure the golden boot.