BRADFORD City go into tonight's West Riding Women's Cup final against old rivals Leeds at the County FA ground looking to lift the trophy for the third successive season.
Head coach Steve Winterburn has named a full-strength City side, and said: "We are looking to bounce back after our first defeat of the year at Preston on Sunday.
"Finals are usually tight affairs, and this won't be any different, but if we can hit the ground running, I am confident we can win this."
This is a repeat of the 2014 final, which City won 3-1, but with players on both sides who have played for both teams at some point, not least City keeper Chloe Precious and 14-goal Hannah Campbell in their first season with City, a fiercely competitive game looks likely.
Leeds have a great tradition of success in this competition, twice winning three successive finals as Leeds United, and the FA Premier League Division One side will be working hard to stop City's hat-trick.
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