It’s the first of two semi-finals coming up for Andy Fisher’s team, with Burton Albion the opposition in the Birmingham FA County Cup in three weeks’ time, as well as a challenging run-in as they battle for the FAWNL Division 1 Midlands Title.

In their way on Sunday will be a Crawley Wasps side which has not been enjoying the best of seasons in the Premier Division South , one level above the Glassgirls, and currently occupies bottom spot, six points adrift of safety with seven matches left to play.

But despite their difficulties, Fisher, writing in Sunday’s match programme, insists Wasps will be tough opponents, and should be considered favourites for the game.

“I hope nobody is underestimating them based on their League position. There is a definite gap between the third and fourth tiers of our pyramid, and they are favourites for today’s game without question in my eyes.

“But I hope our supporters know me and my team well enough by now to know that we will battle for every ball until the last kick. To be within 90 minutes of a National Cup Final is such a great opportunity for us, and one that everyone in the camp is relishing.”

Stourbridge come into the game on the back of the 2-2 midweek draw at home to Sporting Khalsa, dropping their first League points since the opening day of the season, while Crawley went down 0-1 at Gillingham on Wednesday night to stay bottom.

Their recent results suggest the fates have been unkind, however, with a series of narrow, rather than heavy, defeats, as well as their only League win of the season two weeks ago, 2-1 at home to Plymouth Argyle.

And their run to this stage of the competition has included a 4-1 win at Division 1 South East Title challengers Norwich City, as well as knocking out their Tier 3 counterparts Cheltenham Town on penalties.

Sunday’s match kicks off at 2 pm, and there will be extra time and penalties if required to determine a winner. Whichever side makes it through will take on either Leeds United or Southampton Women’s FC in the Final at Solihull Moors FC on Sunday 26th March.

Sunday’s match programme will be available before the game, priced at £2, including plenty of news from around the Women’s section as well as the thoughts of the manager, and captain Amber Lawrence.

Ticket Information

Admission for all Women's home games is £5 for adults and £3 for senior citizens aged 65 & over and for juniors aged 12-17 years of age and £1 for juniors under 12. Under 12's must be accompanied by an adult.

Gold season ticket holders should scan in their card at the turnstiles as usual. Otherwise, this is an ALL PAY fixture.

Gates open at 12.30 pm with entry via the Archway Entrance, opposite Vets 4 Pets.

Supporters are requested to purchase their match tickets in advance through the Club's ticketing portal. Tickets will remain on online sale until kick-off time so you can still purchase on Sunday lunchtime if you make a late decision to come along!

The link is https://stourbridgefc.ktckts.com/

Spectators who have previously purchased season tickets, flexi tickets and match tickets via the ticket portal will have an account set-up already that they can login to and then click on the 'match tickets' box. If you cannot remember your password, you can reset it.

First time purchasers are advised to set up an account first and then go on to book their tickets.

Purchasing match tickets via the portal takes a couple of minutes once your account is set-up, with e-tickets delivered in PDF format via email, which you can either print off and download to your smartphone for scanning at the entry point.

If you attempt to login to your account via a mobile phone, please be aware that sometimes the first character is turned to a capital letter on your phone and this may stop you from being able to login without correcting it.

If purchasing a ticket on the site on behalf of another family member etc. please after clicking on ASSIGN ATTENDEES, then on the main ASSIGN ATTENDEES page, where you can click on EDIT DETAILS to provide the name of the person using the relative priced ticket in the next sub screen (note that here an account number and D.O.B is not mandatory). Just click in the FIRST NAME box to make the change.

Once you're happy with this, click on CONFIRM & PAY where you will have one final chance to check everything is in order before making your credit or debit card payment.

When making a credit or debit card payment, please remember to enter the CVC security code, if indicated, (found on the back of your card) as this may otherwise cause the payment to fail and no tickets sent.

After completing your order/purchase, you will receive an order confirmation by email, quickly followed by the tickets on a separate e-mail as a PDF attachment, both sent from BOX OFFICE. Either print the tickets off or download the match tickets PDF to your smartphone.

NOTE - On matchday, to stop people printing more than one copy of their downloaded e-ticket, only the first scan of the QR code on the e-ticket will permit entry and any further scans will be denied entry as duplicates.

PLEASE NOTE -

You should receive your tickets within 20 minutes of booking, at most. It is not uncommon for emails to get held up in a queue or diverted to a junk folder, so be sure to check those. Please also check that the email address set up on your account is correctly entered!

Delays can sometimes occur with Microsoft based accounts - i.e. hotmail.com, outlook.com and live.co.uk email addresses. Adding the delivery email address noreply@ktckts.com to your contacts will help email servers to see that the email is coming from a known source.

If, for whatever reason, you are unable to purchase online advance, tickets will be available to purchase by CASH payment on the day and then can likewise be scanned in, but please allow extra time for possible queuing.