'An incredible league' - inside WSL 2 promotion race

'An incredible league' - inside WSL 2 promotion raceImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Wilma Leidhammar joined Birmingham City in January for a club record feeByEmma SandersBBC Sport women’s football news reporterPublished3 minutes agoCommentsWith less than a month to go in the Women's Super League 2 season, four clubs are still fighting for promotion and the title remains up for grabs.Birmingham City lead the way, above Charlton Athletic only on goal difference, while Crystal Palace and Newcastle United are also in the mix.Two teams will gain automatic promotion to England's top flight, while the third-placed side will face a play-off against the WSL's bottom club.Birmingham just missed out on promotion last season to London City Lionesses in a final-day thriller - and are desperate to return to the top division."We were one of the founding members of the WSL and now if you look at the investment that's been done, the infrastructure, the ambition... absolutely we should be in WSL," manager Amy Merricks told BBC Sport."But we have to earn the right. I think emotion is good. We have real experience under our belts of managing the situation. "Last season, there's probably moments where we thought we were out of it. We weren't out of it until the last minute of the last day."I truly believe in this group, the quality and the ability that we have, and that's why I'm excited."Extra: The WSL 2 & race for promotionAttributionSounds'Everyone's fighting for everything'Blues had been playing catch-up for most of this campaign with Charlton leading the way until recent weeks - but Birmingham have won three straight games to lead the Addicks on goal difference with just two fixtures left.However, it looks set to go down to the wire again given Birmingham travel to Charlton on the final day (2 May, 15:00 BST).But has missing out last season increased the pressure on Merricks&...