Many of Wellington’s football teams are in for a busy Queen’s Birthday weekend of action with league and cup games taking place in in the space of three days.

The Women’s Premier League teams might fancy their chances against their W-League foes in the Kate Sheppard Cup on Monday, with their league halted for the weekend due to their games being on a Sunday.

That means Kapiti Coast United, Waterside Karori and Victoria University will all be rested for their clashes against Upper Hutt City, Seatoun and Wellington United respectively.

WPL leaders Karori stand the biggest chance of claiming a W-League scalp against winless Seatoun, although Seatoun have been better than their record suggests.

The other match is an all-W-League clash between Wairarapa United and Palmerston North Marist in Masterton.

In Saturday’s W-League matches, Wellington United look to keep their perfect record intact against Seatoun, while second plays third when Wairarapa host Upper Hutt. Palmerston North and Western Suburbs meet in the final match of the round at Endeavour Park.

Saturday’s men’s league action sees top meeting bottom in the Ultra Football Central League.

The bottom two of Havelock North Wanderers and Waterside Karori host second-placed Stop Out and leaders Napier City Rovers respectively.

A slip up for either away side would allow third-placed Western Suburbs or fourth-placed Wellington United to gain ground on the leaders. That duo also face away tests against Lower Hutt City and Miramar Rangers.

The final match of the round see Wairarapa United host Wellington Olympic.

The focus will then switch to the Chatham Cup on Monday.

There are two all-Central League clashes as Havelock North host Wests and Wairarapa visit Wellington United.

There will be three Capital Premier teams out to prove they can foot it with Central League opposition. Island Bay United meet the club they share Wakefield Park with in Olympic, Upper Hutt City take on Napier and Kapiti Coast United play Karori.

The task is a fair bit tougher for Capital 1’s Wainuiomata, who welcome Stop Out to Richard Prouse Park.

Capital Premier leaders North Wellington tussle with Capital 1 leaders, Victoria University, while the weekend is rounded out by Lower Hutt playing last season’s relegated Central League club Palmerston North Marist.

Women’s

W-League (all Saturday)

Wellington United v Seatoun, Newtown Park, 12pm

Wairarapa United v Upper Hutt City, Masterton Memorial, 1pm

Western Suburbs v Palmerston North Marist, Endeavour Park, 2.30pm

Kate Sheppard Cup (all Monday)

Upper Hutt City v Kapiti Coast United, Maidstone Park, 11am

Seatoun v Waterside Karori, Seatoun Park, 1pm

Victoria University v Wellington United, Boyd Wilson Park, 1pm

Wairarapa United v Palmerston North Marist, Masterton Memorial, 2pm

Men’s

Central League (all Saturday)

Havelock North Wanderers v Stop Out, Guthrie Park, 1pm

Miramar Rangers v Wellington United, David Farrington Park, 2.30pm

Waterside Karori v Napier City Rovers, Karori Park, 2.30pm

Wairarapa United v Wellington Olympic, Masterton Memorial, 3.30pm

Lower Hutt City v Western Suburbs, Fraser Park, 3.30pm

Capital Premier (all Saturday)

Miramar Rangers v North Wellington, Newtown Park 2, 2.30pm

Tawa v Western Suburbs, Redwood Park, 2.30pm

Upper Hutt City v Wellington Olympic, Maidstone Park, 3pm

Petone v Island Bay United, Petone Memorial, 3pm

Lower Hutt City v Kapiti Coast United, Fraser Park, 5.30pm

Chatham Cup (all Monday)

Wainuiomata v Stop Out, Richard Prouse Park, 1pm

Havelock North Wanderers v Western Suburbs, Guthrie Park, 1pm

North Wellington v Victoria University, Alex Moore Park, 1.30pm

Island Bay United v Wellington Olympic, Wakefield Park, 2pm

Upper Hutt City v Napier City Rovers, Maidstone Park, 2pm

Wellington United v Wairarapa United, Newtown Park, 2pm

Lower Hutt City v Palmerston North Marist, Fraser Park, 2pm

Kapiti Coast United v Waterside Karori, Weka Park, 2pm