Danielle Carter scored a hat trick on her debut for the senior side in Estonia tonight as England ran out 8-0 winners. England Women were playing their first qualifier for Euro 2017, and in their first match since the World Cup. This was a different look side however, with seven changes made because of injury
England Women’s U19s will take on Spain and host nation Slovakia in the UEFA Preparation Tournament this weekend. Head coach Mo Marley is heading to Slovakia for the friendly competition – which will act as a key piece of preparation for the European Championship qualifiers next spring. England will take on Spain on Friday 18 September
Mark Sampson has this evening announced his squad of 23 players for the Euro 2017 qualifier against Estonia in Tallinn on Monday 21 September (KO 5pm BST). Fara Williams and Jade Moore are out because of injury, while Jordan Nobbs, Katie Chapman, Karen Carney and Portland Thorns duo Lianne Sanderson and Jodie Taylor have been rested. Into the
FIFA have named Lucy Bronze, Karen Bardsley and Steph Houghton in their World Cup All-Star side. The All-Star line up was selected by FIFA’s Technical Study Group and published in their 234 page Technical Report and Statistics. England finished the World Cup with a bronze medal after defeating Germany in the play off match. The complete
England Women’s will play Bosnia & Herzegovina in a UEFA Womens’s Euro 2017 qualifier, in their first home fixture since winning bronze medals in the Women’s World Cup in Canada. The match will take place at Ashton Gate on Sunday 29 November (KO 3.30pm). The tournament will take place in the Netherlands in the summer of 2017. The match
Both Semi Finals went to penalties after none of the teams were able to score during extra time. Sweden and Spain were victorious and progress to the final. Results Germany 3-3 Sweden (Sweden won 4-2 on penalties) France 1-1 Spain (Spain won 5-4 on penalties) Final – 27 July 2015 Sweden v Spain More information on the
England Women’s Under-19s missed out on a place in the Euro semi-finals after a 0-0 draw with Norway in their final group match. Unfortunately this draw means that neither team progress to the semi-finals instead it will be Spain and Germany from Group B and France and Sweden from Group A. Final Group Scores: 21 July
The second of the group matches took place today with England needing a win after losing in the dying moments of their match against Germany. The Lionesses started well and opened the scoring via Natasha Flint but unable to hold onto their lead they slipped to a 3-1 defeat to Spain. With Germany losing 2-0 to Norway,
Germany scored first in this close encounter with a goal from Nina Ehegötz, but England fought back and equalised through Gabrielle George. England continued to press but just as it looked as if the game would end in a draw Rebecca Knaak’s 87th-minute goal gave Germany the win. England have to re-group now as they face
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