The Lionesses put in a very convincing, performance over Serbia and ran out deserved 7-0 winners. Karen Carney scored a hat-trick – although she admitted after the game that two of the goals she new little about – regardless Carney put in a powerful performance that earned her the player of the match. England played
England’s Lionesses next match is against Serbia at Wycombe Wanderers’ Adams Park on Saturday 4 June (5.30pm BST KO). The squad will then travel to Stara Pazova for the away tie, on Tuesday 7 June (4pm BST KO). The Lionesses are currently unbeaten after four games in their qualifying campaign; they are second in Group
Mark Sampson changed his starting line up today, after the rather dour draw against Belgium last week. Karen Carney and Eni Aluko both started in Zenica along with Gemma Davison while Demi Stokes, Katie Chapman and Toni Duggan took their places on the bench. Despite having the majority of the possession England struggled to make
Tonight England women’s team faced Belgium in a Euro 2017 qualifier, in their first game since the SheBelieves Cup competition in the USA where England played three of the top teams in the world: USA, France and Germany. A win against Belgium would lift them to top of their qualifying group after earlier victories over Estonia
Mark Sampson has named a 23 player squad for the two Euro qualifiers in April. England’s opening game is against Belgium, their first home match of 2016, at the AESSEAL New York Stadium in Rotherham on Friday 8 April (7.55pm KO). They then travel to Zenica where they play Bosnia & Herzegovina at the NFSBiH
England Women’s Euro qualifier against Serbia in June will be played at Wycombe Wanderers’ Adams Park Stadium. Mark Sampson’s side will play Serbia on Saturday 4 June (5.30pm KO) in the first match of a double-header in their UEFA Women’s 2017 European Championship qualifying campaign. The Lionesses will then travel to Serbia for the reverse
On Friday 8 April England women will take on Belgium in their Euro qualifier at Rotherham’s AESSEAL New York Stadium kick off at 7.55pm. Tickets for the match are on sale now priced at £5 for adults and £2.50 for children. A family ticket (two adults and two children) is available at £10 and group booking
England Women’s Under-19s will take on Norway at St. George’s Park in their first match of 2016. Mo Marley’s side will use the friendly, on Tuesday 26 January, as preparation for the final round of Euro qualifiers. The Young Lionesses will travel to Sweden in the spring for round-robin matches against Austria, Belgium and the
At their first home fixture since winning the bronze in the summer’s World Cup, the Lionesses were greeted by a happy crowd of supporters at Ashton Gate, despite the awful weather. Before kick off Jill Scott (accompanied by nephews Charlie and Dexter), Fara Williams and Casey Stoney were all awarded special UEFA caps as a
UEFA Euro WU17 Qualifying Fixtures : England 2-2 Poland England went 2-0 up in their final group qualifier against Poland, but their opponents came back to equalise in a game that saw three penalty kicks scored. Czech Republic, Belgium, Italy, Northern Ireland, England and Poland have all now qualified for the elite round. The draw for the
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