1 Hartlepool United LFC 2-1 Redcar Town LFC AET (0-0 on full time) 2 Whitley Bay Women 4-3 York City LFC AET (3-3 on full time) 3 Boldon LFC 5-0 Prudhoe Town LFC 4 Lowick United 4-0 RACA Tynedale 5 Winterton Rangers 3-1 Bradford Park Avenue 6 Sheffield United Community 0-1 Handsworth 7 Oughtibridge War
The SSE Women’s FA Cup – Second Round Qualifying – ties to be played on Sunday 20 September 2015 – KO 2pm 1 Ashington Woodhorn Lane or Seaton v Middlesbrough Lionesses or Redcar Town 2 Whitley Bay Women v York City or Cramlington United or Rutherford AFC Ladies 3 Boldon v Prudhoe Town 4 Birtley Town
Women’s FA Cup First Round Qualifying : 6 September 2015 1 Cleveland Ladies FC 0 – 7 Redcar Town LFC 2 York City LFC 7 – 0 Cramlington United LFC 3 Birtley Town LFC 0 – 2 Lowick United LFC 4 Whitley Bay Women FC 9 – 0 Rutherford AFC Ladies 5 Ashington Woodhorn Lane
First round qualifying: Sunday 6 September – kick off 2pm 1 Middlesbrough Lionesses v Redcar Town 2 York City v Cramlington United 3 Birtley Town v Lowick United 4 Whitley Bay Women v Rutherford AFC Ladies 5 Ashington Woodhorn Lane v Seaton 6 Sheffield United Community v Harrogate Railway 7 Wakefield FC Ladies v Brighouse
It is always with a buzz of excitement that I approach the environs of Wembley Stadium and today more so than ever. Today the Women’s FA Cup Final would be held at football’s bastion for the first time ever. Notts County and Chelsea were both competing to win the FA Cup for the first time
Notts County became the first ever team to get through to the FAW Cup final at Wembley Stadium with a 3-0 victory over Everton. Straight from the kick off Everton almost took the lead. Lucy Whipp drove forward and unleashed a shot from 20 yards which dipped late, striking the crossbar, but Carly Telford claimed
The Lady Pies claimed their spot in the semi final of the FA Women’s Cup with a 5-1 victory over Aston Villa, leaving them just one win from a Wembley final. Inside the first ten minutes, Notts had a great chance to take the lead. Aileen Whelan made a strong run with the ball from
The draw has now taken place for the Semi Final of the FA Women’s Cup: Chelsea Ladies v Manchester City Women FC at Wycombe’s Adams Park on Monday 4 May, kick-off 2pm Everton Ladies v Notts County Ladies FC at Goodison Park, 3rd May KO 2pm
Arsenal Ladies’ defence of the FA Women’s Cup ended after a 2-1 defeat against Chelsea in the quarter-final at Meadow Park. It was a frustrating result for the Gunners, who struggled to find their usual fluency against Emma Hayes’ physical side. Former Gunner Katie Chapman gave Chelsea the lead with a towering header before Gemma Davison
Arsenal Ladies 1-2 Chelsea Notts County Ladies 5-1 Aston Villa Ladies Everton Ladies 4-3 Charlton Athletic LFC (AET : 1-1 after 90 minutes) Manchester City WFC 3-1 Birmingham City LFC Draw for the semi final will take place live on Twitter tomorrow (13 April 2015) at 11.30am.
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