In the Legacy Wealth Management Premier League, Belfast Harlequins continue their push for EYHL2 qualification as they host Armagh at Deramore Park.
Quins come into the weekend into the weekend in the final qualification spot having hit a fine run of form in recent weeks.
The Belfast club have won four of their last five in the division whilst top scorer Alyssa Jebb has netted five goals in her last two outings, bringing her season’s tally to 11.
Armagh come into the weekend in eighth place having failed to register a league win in their last nine outings.
Elsewhere in the division, relegation threatened Ballymoney travel to face seventh placed Omagh.
The visitors currently occupy the relegation playoff spot but are just one point behind Armagh as they enter their final three games of the season.
They come into the weekend on a run of four consecutive defeats against the top three sides in the division but there is reason for optimism with Koren Ferguson having netted in her last two appearances.
Meanwhile, three goals from Ferguson, Abby Tutty and Rebecca Ross helped Ballymoney to a 3-1 win in the reverse fixture.
The final game this afternoon sees Mossley travel to Havelock Park to face Banbridge.
Davy Menaul’s side have had an impressive first season in the division and currently sit sixth in the table having won two of their last three games.
During that time top goalscorer Lucy Campbell has scored five goals including a hat-trick away to Belfast Harlequins and brought her seasons tally to eight.
This afternoon’s game sees them take on bottom of the table Banbridge who are in desperate need for points if they are to remain in the division.
The team are currently seven points behind ninth placed Ballymoney as they continue their search for a first win of the season.
On Friday night Portadown extended their unbeaten run in the division as they beat EYHL2 chasing Lisnagarvey 2-1.
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