The FA have announced tonight that the final of the FA Women’s Cup will be played at Wembley Stadium on 1 August 2015, kick off at 3.00pm and will also be shown live on BBC1. What a massive breakthrough for women’s football! Tickets will go on sale tomorrow. Fifth round draw was announced today
With Steph Houghton ruled out with injury Karen Bardsley took the Captain’s armband for today’s match against the Netherlands. Eni Aluko scored to bring up a 1-1 scoreline and ensure that England finished top of their group. England now go on to play Canada in the final on Wednesday 11 March, with the hope of
The draw for the Fifth Round Proper of The FA Women’s Cup, with the FA WSL 1 clubs entering the competition at this stage, has been made at Wembley today. And it has just been announced that the final will be played at Wembley on 1 August 3pm KO and will be shown live on
Doncaster Rovers Belles progressed to Round Five of the FA Women’s Cup following a hard-fought win over Bradford City. On a tough pitch at AFC Thackley, Glen Harris’ side met the in form Bantams who were flying high in the FA WPL. It was the hosts who started brightly, with former Belles forward Lucy Sowerby
Yeovil Town were knocked out of the FA Womens Cup by fellow WSL2 side Aston Villa thanks to a second half extra time winner from substitute Katie Wilkinson. After an even start to the game with very few chances, it was Yorston who had the first real effort on goal, as her free kick troubled
Watford Ladies advanced to the fifth round of the FA Women’s Cup with a hard-fought 2-1 win against Keynsham Town. It was a new face on the scoresheet as Hollie Wride got her first goal for the club. Justine Lorton-Radburn got one back just before half-time but the Golden Girls had few problems holding onto
Clinical finishing saw the Lionesses overcome Portsmouth Ladies to book their place in Round 5 of this season’s FA Cup. The FA Women’s Premier League side were a tough match for Millwall but a sensational hat-trick from Lillie Billson, combined with Frankie Strugnell’s late free-kick finish, secured an impressive away win against the high-flying South
The results from today’s matches are: Watford 2-1 Keynsham Town Charlton Athletic 4-2 Crystal Palace (after penalties FT score 3-3) Sheffield 4-0 Radcliffe Olympic Stoke City 1-3 Coventry City Aston Villa 2-1 Yeovil Town (AET – FT score 1-1) Portsmouth 1-4 Millwall Lionesses Bradford City 1-2 Doncaster Rovers Belles Derby County 0-3 Tottenham Hotspur
England’s U19s beat Italy in their opening match in La Manga on Thursday. Natasha Flint (Manchester City) opened the scoring before Carla Humprey and Leah Williamson (Arsenal) added the extras. Italy pulled one back in extra time. In their second match against Sweden on Saturday England played out a 0-0 draw. England U19s have also won their final match
4th March 2015 Group B 14:30 Finland 1-3 England (Maija Saari 89; Lianne Sanderson 22′ , Eniola Aluko 65′, Jess Clarke 82′) Group B 17:30 Australia 1-0 Netherlands (Larissa Crummer 73′) Group A 14:30 Korea Republic 1-2 Italy (Guagni 57; Barbara Bonansea 5′ , So Yun Ji 8′) Group A 17:30 Scotland 0-2 Canada (Fleming 4′, Sinclair 55′) Group C 14:30 Mexico 2-0 South Africa (Veronica Corral 54′, Sandra Mayor 70′
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