Watford Ladies moved up to fifth in Group One of the Continental Tyres Cup, despite losing 3-1 to Reading FC Women at Berkhamsted. After conceding two early goals to Laura-May Walkley and Bianca Bragg, it was an encouraging display from the Golden Girls against tough opposition. Stacie Donnelly ensured it was game on when she
Quarter final draw – the only FA WSL2 side still in the competition, Reading face Notts County away, so far unbeaten in the competition. Tricky ties for Chelsea and Liverpool both drawn away from home while Arsenal Ladies are drawn at home to Manchester City Women. The quarter final ties will take place over the weekend of
The Belles became the first FA WSL 2 side to beat higher division opposition in the Continental Tyres Cup as they defeated Sunderland Ladies 2-3 at The Hetton Centre. Whilst Glen Harris’s side exited the competition due to superior goal differences in other groups, they can gain a lot from a victory over the Lady
Saturday 29 August Bristol Academy 0-2 Birmingham City Sunday 30 August Chelsea 8-0 London Bees Durham 0-2 Everton Manchester City 2-0 Liverpool Millwall Lionesses 0-4 Arsenal Notts County 5-0 Yeovil Town Oxford United 1-3 Aston Villa Sunderland 2-3 Doncaster Rovers Belles Watford 1-3 Reading
Group Two 26 August 2015 Liverpool Ladies FC 2-0 Sunderland AFC Ladies Group One 26 August 2015 Chelsea Ladies FC 6-0 Millwall Lionesses London Bees v Watford Ladies FC – Match postponed following pitch inspection Group Three 26 August 2015 Aston Villa Ladies FC 0-5 Notts County Ladies FC Birmingham City Ladies 4-0 Yeovil Town Ladies FC Group Three 27
Group 1 Teams Played Won Drawn Lost GF GA Diff Points Arsenal 3 3 0 0 8 1 7 9 Reading FC Women 3 2 0 1 8 4 4 6 Chelsea 3 2 0 1 6 4 2 6 Millwall Lionesses 3 2 0 1 10 8 2 6 London Bees 3 0 0
A stunning comeback, inspired by Courtney Sweetman-Kirk, gave the Belles their first Continental Tyres Cup win of the season at the Select Security Stadium against Everton. Sweetman-Kirk came off the bench to bag a 16 minute hat trick as Glen Harris’ side came back from 2-0 down in dramatic style. Emily Hollinshead and Ellie Stewart had
Lois Roche struck her second goal of the season against the Bees on Saturday as the Royals win by 3-0. Influential midfielder Roche struck the opener from a 20 yard free kick for the Royals on 11 minutes. Manager, Kelly Chambers, changed the team around for this match, with Mel Fletcher making her first appearance
Group One 12 August 2015 Watford Ladies FC 2-4 Millwall Lionesses Group One 15 August 2015 Reading FC Women 3-0 London Bees Group Two 15 August 2015 Liverpool Ladies FC 1-0 Durham Women FC Sunderland AFC Ladies 1-3 Manchester City Women Group Three 16 August 2015 Birmingham City Ladies 3-0 Oxford United Women Notts County Ladies FC 1-0 Bristol Academy Women Yeovil
An inspired Mary Earps helped Bristol Academy make it two wins out of two in the FA WSL Continental Tyres Cup as they saw off local rivals Yeovil Town 3-0 in front of a Jones Stadium record crowd of 522. The Vixens broke the deadlock on 12 minutes when Sharla Passariello slotted home from close
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