BRADFORD City go into their West Riding County FA Women's Cup semi-final against derby neighbours Guiseley Vixens tonight seeking a third successive final appearance.
But coach Steve Winterburn is taking nothing for granted ahead of the tie between the FA Premier League rivals at county HQ at Fleet Lane in Woodlesford.
"We had a hard-fought 2-0 win over Huddersfield on Sunday but I think tonight's game will be even tougher," he said.
"Guiseley have improved since we beat them twice earlier in the season and have been scoring lots of goals."
A final tie with 'old enemy' Leeds awaits the winners but Winterburn, while relishing that prospect, cautiously acknowledges Guiseley's own ambitions in this competition and their boss John Shirt will have his side well prepared.
With players in both camps having played for both sides, there is sure to be some fierce rivalry – but despite missing players due to the Easter holidays, it is hard to see City's six-match winning run ending tonight.
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