In an exciting last day of the WSL1 football season, Chelsea Ladies did more than hold their nerve as they ran out convincing victors against Sunderland Ladies, winning by 4-0. Ji So-Yun opened the scoring, Fran Kirby (pictured above in Reading colours) added two more and Gemma Davison rounded it off with the fourth. After the disappointment
A brace from Bethany England and a Sue Smith penalty handed the Belles a vital three points in their quest for the title with 3-0 win over Oxford United Women. Following a cagey opening, Smith opened the scoring with an emphatic penalty after a handball in the area. The lead was doubled when England flicked home
England’s U17s women continue to rampage through their qualifiers with a second 13-0 victory, this time over hosts Estonia. To illustrate how one-sided the match was, England had a massive 38 shots on goal with 23 on target, whilst Estonia managed just one. England’s goals were scored by: Russo 4’, 15’, 46’; Charles 9’, 28’;
A huge weekend of women’s football begins today with England’s U17s taking on Estonia in a UEFA qualifying match. The U17s will be full of confidence having beating Croatia 13-0 on Thursday. This is also the final week of the WSL with the title race still to be decided, although very much in Chelsea Ladies
England women’s U17 team got their Euro qualifying campaign off to a remarkable start with a 13-0 drubbing of Croatia today. Georgia Stanway started the goal fest with 5 to her name (14′, 17′, 22′, 34′ and a penalty on 40′), Alessia Russo chipped in with another 5 (26′, 52′ 59′, 60′, 70′); Hannah Cain scored
Northern Division Preston North End WFC 0-1 Blackburn Rovers LFC Southern Division Charlton Athletic WFC 1-0 Tottenham Queens Park Rangers LFC 0-1 Portsmouth FC Ladies Ryman’s Cup Burgess Hill Town LFC 0-8 West Ham United LFC
Watford Ladies were defeated 3-1 at home by title contenders Reading FC Women, but the performance from the Lady Hornets was an encouraging one. Melissa Fletcher and Helen Ward had put the visitors two goals ahead, however Watford remained competitive throughout and pulled one back through an Ellie Mason penalty. A fine strike from Rachel Rowe
With two matches left to play in the 2015 Women’s Super League 2 season both Doncaster Rovers Belles and Reading FC Women staked their places in the first division for next season. The Belles ran out 2-1 winners against the London Bees while Reading beat the struggling Golden Girls by 3-1. Yeovil Town Ladies who have
WSL1 Fixtures Saturday 26 September Sunderland 1-3 Arsenal Sunday 27 September Manchester City 6-1 Bristol Academy Notts County 0-1 Birmingham City Liverpool 0-4 Chelsea WSL2 Fixtures Saturday 26 September Everton 1-1 Durham Sunday 27 September London Bees 1-2 Doncaster Rovers Belles Millwall Lionesses 1-2 Aston Villa Watford 1-3 Reading Yeovil Town 0-1 Oxford United WPL Fixtures :
Quarter Final Match: 1 October 2015 *Arsenal Ladies 1-0 Manchester City Women (Goal from Natalia Pablos 34′) (*The original fixture was postponed after Manchester City were charged with fielding an ineligible player, which has now been cleared.) First Semi Final: Sunday 11 October Select Security Stadium in Widnes (6.30pm KO) Liverpool v Notts County Second Semi Final: Sunday 11
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