Ipswich, second in the National League to Slough on goal difference, need to take their positive, attacking team play into the game on Sunday and come away with all three points and lots of goals.

Ipswich, second in the National League to Slough on goal difference, need to take their positive, attacking team play into the game on Sunday and come away with all three points and lots of goals.

Sutton have had fluctuating results so far and are just as likely to score five as to concede five goals.

Coach Sandie Lister knows Sutton's danger lies in former international Jane Sixsmith and the tactics need to contain the passing of the midlands striker and prevent her from getting on the score board.

Confident

Ipswich should be confident as their record against the midlands team is very good.

Forwards Tanya Barnard and Sarah Bamfield have proved successful at finding the back of the net so far this season and if they continue to link with the attacking midfield of King, Sandall and Ellis then Ipswich should be able to improve their goal difference.

Colleen Adcock is hoping to have recovered from a nasty knee injury received against Leicester and is crucial to Lister's plans to dominate the centre of the pitch.

In defence Muir and Spooner have been difficult to beat and Sutton will need to come up with something special to get past the tackling skills of sweeper Karla Waddleton.