Jeremy Parsons was delighted with his side’s “deserved” FA Women’s Premier League (FAWPL) Cup victory over Sheffield FC on Sunday, but warned his players cannot rest just yet. After 120 minutes of football, the FAWPL Cup final ended goalless and the Addicks were victorious in a penalty shootout – with Megen Lynch saving two and Sam
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
With rather interesting timing, BBC World Service has revealed the five names in contention for its inaugural Women’s Footballer of the Year award. Presumably the idea is to increase interest in the women’s game before the World Cup in June. Nominees are: Spain’s Veronica Boquete, Germany’s Nadine Kessler and Scotland’s Kim Little are joined by
Arsenal Ladies battled to a goalless draw against Women’s Super League leaders Chelsea at Wheatsheaf Park on Thursday. Pedro Martinez Losa’s side showed a marked improvement on this season’s previous meeting and were unlucky not to return to north London with three points having dominated Emma Hayes’ side. The Gunners had the best chance of
In Wednesday nights action newly appointed Willie Kirk saw Bristol City Ladies hold Birmingham City to an away 0-0 draw, with a sterling performance from Mary Earps in goal. This was the Vixens first point in 5 games. Kirk takes full charge of the team on Sunday when they will welcome Arsenal. In the other match
Watford Ladies were defeated 3-1 by a strong Everton side on Sunday, the Golden Girls’ first loss at Berkhamsted in five games. It was an even contest through much of the first half but Simone Magill’s goal on the stroke of half-time changed the complexion of the game. Millie Turner doubled the lead early on
U’s earn a point at local rivals Reading thanks to a Kayleigh Hines double on Thursday 23 April 2015 at Farnborough FC with a final score of Reading 2-2 Oxford United. Two goals from Kayleigh Hines gave United a hard-earned 2-2 draw at high-flying Reading. Hines’ strikes twice to put the U’s in front, but a
The Lady Glovers made the break through on 17 minutes when Corinne Yorston converted from the penalty spot after Heatherson had been felled in the area by Bees keeper Imogen Riches. On the stroke of half-time, Yeovil were awarded a second spot kick when Heatherson was upended by Aoife Hurley. However, this time, Riches denied
Saturday 25 April Bristol Academy 2-5 Notts County Sunday 26 April Arsenal 4-1 Sunderland Birmingham City 0-1 Chelsea Liverpool 2-1 Manchester City WSL1 Table: Team Points Games Played Won Lost Drawn Goals For Goals Against Difference Chelsea 12 4 4 0 0 8 1 7 Arsenal 10 4 3 0 1 8 2 6
Thursday 23 April Reading 2-2 Oxford United Saturday 25 April Doncaster Rovers Belles 2-1 Aston Villa Sunday 26 April Millwall Lionesses 0-0 Durham Watford 1-3 Everton Yeovil Town 4-0 London Bees WSL2 Table: Team Points Games Played Won Lost Drawn Goals For Goals Against Difference Doncaster Rovers Belles 13 5 4 0 1 10 3
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