FA WPL – 1 November 2015 Northern Division Derby County LFC 0-3 Stoke City LFC Huddersfield Town LFC 0-2 Guiseley AFC Vixens Loughborough Foxes WFC 1-2 Preston North End WFC Newcastle United WFC 3-1 Bradford City WFC Nottingham Forest LFC 2-1 Blackburn Rovers LFC Nuneaton Town LFC 2-3 Sporting Club Albion LFC Southern Division Brighton
Two goals from Jordan Nobbs and a third from Chioma Ubogagu gave Arsenal their fourth Continental Tyres Cup victory in five years following a 3-0 defeat of Notts County. The Lady Pies had been reduced to 10 players, after just 30 minutes, following the somewhat harsh straight red card for Laura Bassett for a foul on Vicky Losada. Notts
The England Women’s squad has today been announced ahead of autumn internationals against France and Ireland. England Women will kick off against France at Le Stade Francis Turcan in Martigues on Saturday November 7, 9pm (local time). The two sides last met in this year’s Six Nations, which resulted in a 15-21 defeat for England.
Sat 31 Oct 2015 – Championship Cardiff Met Archers 71-96 Team Northumbria Manchester Mystics 64-75 Leicester Riders Sun 1 Nov 2015 – WBBL Trophy Sevenoaks Suns 65-58 Brixton Topcats
Women’s Premiership Saturday 31st October Wasps Ladies 59-0 Aylesford Bulls Ladies Sunday 1st November Bristol Ladies 5-56 Lichfield Ladies Darlington Mowden Park Ladies 5-49 Richmond Ladies Worcester Ladies 12-26 Saracens Ladies Championship North 1 – Sunday 1st November Camp Hill Ladies HWO Northwich Ladies Novocastrians Ladies 0-50 Firwood Waterloo Ladies West Bridgford Ladies 12-20 West Park Leeds Ladies Championship South 1
This weekend sees not just the Rugby World Cup Final but also the Continental Tyres Cup Final. This last match of the WSL 2015 season pits Arsenal Ladies against Notts County Ladies. This is the Lady Pies second final having narrowly lost to Chelsea at Wembley in the FA Cup earlier in the year. Can Arsenal
My hope for the Women’s World Cup in Canada was a lasting legacy of hundreds or even thousands of youngsters inspired to take up the game. What I didn’t anticipate was that one young man would have found the tournament so enthralling that he would google his closest team (Chelsea) buy a camera, go along to the next
This Sunday Firwood Waterloo Ladies travel to Newcastle to play Novo’s Ladies for the second time this season. The game in September was a challenging game for both sides; Novo’s took advantage of Waterloo Ladies dropping off after half time, however Waterloo were still victorious with a score of 43-12, after dominating the first half.
Sprinter Sophie Kamlish finished just outside the medal places when she contested the T44 100m final at the IPC World Athletics Championships in Doha on Thursday. The 19-year-old, coached by Rob Ellchuk at the University of Bath, ran the second-fastest time of 13.53 in the morning’s semi-finals as she finished runner-up to defending champion Marlou
Last weekend Firwood Waterloo Ladies took on local Manchester rival Eccles. Rivalry always adds a different component to a game and in this game – it was intensity. The game kicked off with both teams trying to assert themselves. Eccles spent much of the first 10 minutes trying to break the Waterloo defense. However, the defensive
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