Quarter final draw – the only FA WSL2 side still in the competition, Reading face Notts County away, so far unbeaten in the competition. Tricky ties for Chelsea and Liverpool both drawn away from home while Arsenal Ladies are drawn at home to Manchester City Women. The quarter final ties will take place over the weekend of
The Belles became the first FA WSL 2 side to beat higher division opposition in the Continental Tyres Cup as they defeated Sunderland Ladies 2-3 at The Hetton Centre. Whilst Glen Harris’s side exited the competition due to superior goal differences in other groups, they can gain a lot from a victory over the Lady
West Ham 3-0 Crystal Palace Cambridge United 3-0 Cheltenham Town Old Actonians 3-3 Denham (4-2 penalties) Forest Green Rovers 5-1 Maidenhead United Southampton Saints 0-5 Chichester City Larkhall 6-1 Exeter City Tottenham Hotspur 5-1 Lewes Milton Keynes Dons 3-4 Queens Park Rovers Swindon Spitfires v Swindon Town – Away walkover Charlton Athletic v Gloucester City – Home walkover Lowestoft Town 3-2 Luton Town Coventry
Saturday 29 August Bristol Academy 0-2 Birmingham City Sunday 30 August Chelsea 8-0 London Bees Durham 0-2 Everton Manchester City 2-0 Liverpool Millwall Lionesses 0-4 Arsenal Notts County 5-0 Yeovil Town Oxford United 1-3 Aston Villa Sunderland 2-3 Doncaster Rovers Belles Watford 1-3 Reading
In what is terrible news for both club and player, Millwall Lionesses have announced that unfortunately defender Jordon Butler will be out for the rest of the season and for the foreseeable future, after suffering a potentially career ending injury against Watford earlier in the month. During the 4-2 win against Watford, at the beginning
Group Two 26 August 2015 Liverpool Ladies FC 2-0 Sunderland AFC Ladies Group One 26 August 2015 Chelsea Ladies FC 6-0 Millwall Lionesses London Bees v Watford Ladies FC – Match postponed following pitch inspection Group Three 26 August 2015 Aston Villa Ladies FC 0-5 Notts County Ladies FC Birmingham City Ladies 4-0 Yeovil Town Ladies FC Group Three 27
Yeovil Town Ladies, working in partnership with their educational provider Bridgwater College, are pleased to announce details on the NEW development centre for females. Introduction The Team BC and Yeovil Town Ladies FC Development Centre will give female players between the ages of U10-U16 the opportunity to train and play at a higher level. Being
The Belles continued their fine run of form with an impressive 5-0 victory at The Den – goals from Bethany England, Sue Smith and Nicole Dale, alongside a Courtney Sweetman-Kirk brace, saw the Belles stay top of FA WSL 2. It was the visitors who started brightest and immediately set about testing the Lionesses defence.
Jamie Sherwood could not hide his frustration with Yeovil Town’s 2-2 home draw with Aston Villa, despite his side scoring a late equaliser to keep their FA WSL 2 promotion dreams alive. The Villans twice took the lead before half-time, with Amy West and Alicia Robinson blasting home either side of Ellie Curson’s well-taken equaliser
WSL1 Birmingham Ladies 1-1 Sunderland Ladies AFC Notts County Ladies 2-2 Manchester City Women Arsenal Ladies 0-2 Chelsea Ladies WSL2 Durham Women 1-6 Everton Ladies FC Watford Ladies 2-3 Oxford United Women Millwall Lionesses 0-5 Doncaster Belles Rovers Yeovil Town Ladies 2-2 Aston Villa Ladies WSL1 Table: Team Points Games Played Won Drawn Lost Goals For Goals
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