If both teams keep to their usual formations (LCSWT: 4-3-3 / 4-1-4-1 | ALBWT: 4-4-2), LCSWT’s midfield three will be a real test for the ALBWT midfield duo of ALBWT No.8 Sitianiwati Rosielin ALBWT No.14 Kana Kitahara. One of the ALBWT centre forwards will likely have to spend more time in midfield assisting with build-up and OOP pressing.
The extreme rotation between all three of LCSWT’s starting forwards (LCSWT No.10, 11 and 32) — them trading positions with each other for 10-15 minutes at a stretch — can be disorienting for any backline.
Both benches are roughly at parity? Or more like LCSWT’s bench is not as scary this season vis-a-vis previous years. LCSWT is missing a non-trivial number of first-team players from MW1.





















