FA WSL Continental Cup Next week sees the return of the Continental Cup. The WSL1 and WSL2 teams are split into three groups. The top two teams from each group together with the two highest ranked 3rd places will progress to the Quarter Finals. The holders of the Cup are Manchester City. Group 1 Arsenal
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
Group A: Israel, Sweden, France, Denmark Group B: England, Germany, Spain, Norway Fixtures: 15 July 2015 18.30 France v Denmark 19.10 Israel v Sweden 18.30 England v Germany 18.30 Spain v Norway 18 July 2015 18.30 Sweden v Denmark 20.15 Israel v France 18.30 England v Spain 18.30 Germany v Norway 21 July 2015 18.30
This past weekend attendances at WSL matches appear to have increased across the board with records broken from Doncaster to Arsenal. Yeovil Town Ladies are hoping that this renewed enthusiasm for the women’s game will push the attendance at their game into four figures. For this Sunday Jamie Sherwood’s Yeovil Town Ladies aim to tame the
Arsenal 1-3 Liverpool Liverpool Ladies produced a fantastic display on Sunday evening as they defeated the previously unbeaten Arsenal Ladies 3-1 at Boreham Wood with goals from Fara Williams, Becky Easton and Asisat Oshoala. Williams produced an inspirational display as she helped Liverpool Ladies gain a priceless three points after a 3-1 win over Arsenal
The U’s pulled off a stunning comeback to claim a 2-1 victory at London Bees as they resumed their FA Women’s Super League 2 campaign in style. Andria Georgiou’s first-half penalty put the home side in front, but Kayleigh Hines equalised in sensational fashion early in the second half, before Laura Low hit a stoppage
Jade Lorton-Radburn enjoyed a debut to remember as the Belles picked up where they left off as the WSL2 season restarted with a 5-0 win over Watford. Lorton-Radburn powered home a header and the Belles’ second of the evening to give Glen Harris’ side their eighth win of the season. A Sue Smith free kick
WSL1 Sunday 12 July Arsenal 1-3 Liverpool Chelsea 4-1 Bristol Academy Manchester City 1-0 Birmingham City Sunderland 2-1 Notts County Team Points Games Played Won Drawn Lost Goals For Goals Against Difference Chelsea 17 7 5 2 0 13 3 10 Arsenal 12 7 3 3 2 10 6 4 Sunderland 12 7 4 0 3 12 12 0
FA WSL 2 – Results Saturday 11 July Doncaster Rovers Belles 5-0 Watford Reading 3-0 Durham Upcoming fixtures WSL1 Sunday 12 July Arsenal v Liverpool Chelsea v Bristol Academy Manchester City v Birmingham City Sunderland v Notts County FA WSL 2 Sunday 12 July Aston Villa v Millwall Lionesses London Bees v Oxford United Yeovil Town v Everton
London Bees have announced the addition of three new players to their first team squad ahead of the resumption of the Women’s Super League season. Joining the Bees are strikers Emma Whitter and Kate Bowers as well as defender Kara-May Howes – all of whom will be available for Sunday’s game against Oxford United Women at The
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