England women played out a 0-0 draw against France last night at the Keepmoat. The first half France showed their dominance without really threatening Karen Bardsley in goal and England limited them to shots from long range. Despite dominating possession there was no cutting edge in the final third. However, the price for the defensive
England women worked hard to earn a 0-0 draw against old foe Germany in a pre-qualifier friendly in Duisburg this evening. Before kick off there were presentations to retiring German players Célia Šašić and Nadine Angerer both of whom have been permanent fixtures in the German side and who will be missed by all football lovers,
England’s U19s scored first in their international friendly against Slovakia but were unable to hold on for a win as the hosts equalised half way through the second half. Goal Scorers: Slovakia: Viktoria Čeriová 51′ England: Daniele Brown 22′ Above information via Women’s Soccer United @WSUasa Photo is of Sophie Stamp (Doncaster Belles)
England Women’s Under 19s are in Slovakia to play two friendly matches as preparation for their European Championship qualifiers next spring. Their first match, against Spain, was a tough opener and they were 3-1 down at half time. After the break Spain extended their lead before England once again got on the scoreboard. Spain made
England Women will travel to Germany in November to play the European champions in an international friendly. Mark Sampson’s side will travel to the Schauinsland-Reisen-Arena in Duisburg for the match, which will take place on Thursday 26 November (5pm KO GMT), the first time they will have faced each other since England beat Germany in
Chelsea forward Gemma Davison has been called up to the England Women’s squad for Thursday’s match against China. England play their last home match, at Manchester City’s Academy Stadium, this week before they travel to Canada for the FIFA Women’s World Cup in May. Davison, who has scored three goals in Chelsea’s first two FA
Mark Sampson has recalled Ellen White, Toni Duggan, Natasha Dowie and Anita Asante to the England Women’s squad for the match against China at Manchester City’s new Academy Stadium on Thursday 9 April. Captain Steph Houghton and Karen Carney will miss out through injury. Hopefully they will both be fit to join the squad for
England Women will face China in April in their last home match before this summer’s FIFA Women’s World Cup. The game will be played at Manchester City’s new Academy Stadium on Thursday 9 April (7.30pm KO). It will be the first international match played at the new stadium. Tickets are on sale now, priced £5 for
A lacklustre England peformance saw them narrowly defeated by just one goal at the MK Dons stadium last evening as Alex Morgan’s 50th international goal gave USA a 1-0 win in a cagey World Cup warm-up match. Morgan climbed above Three Lions skipper Steph Houghton to glance Lauren Holiday’s cross beyond Karen Bardsley to give
England Women’s first international of 2015 will be played in Milton Keynes with England taking on USA on Friday 13 February at MK Dons’ stadiummk. Tickets for the match will go on sale on Monday 5 January at 2pm priced at £5 for adults and £2.50 for children and concessions. A family ticket (two adults
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