Last week England U19s played two friendly matches at against the USA – for reasons known only to themselves the FA decided they should be played before a small number of invited guests at St George’s Park. The first match, played on Tuesday 12 July resulted in a 1-0 win for the home side, the
Yeovil Town Ladies players Kelly Snook (photo above) and Jessie Jones will be joining up with the England U18/19 Development Camp this week. Snook, who was originally placed on Standby for the squad, has recently got the call up, where she will now join Jones from Wednesday this week. At a recent interview, Snook said
England’s U23’s started the Nordic Tournament with a win on penalties against Norway yesterday. Chelsea’s Bethany England got the team off to a good start with a goal on just 6 minutes. Unfortunately an own goal from Birmingham defender Aoife Mannion leveled the score at 1-1. With the honours still even at full time the game
England Women’s Under-19s will end their season with a friendly game France on Thursday 2nd June. Fans are unlucky though because the match, to be played at St George’s Park, will only be accessible to friends, family and invited guests. Coach Mo Marley has named an 18-player squad: Goalkeepers: Ellie Roebuck* (Manchester City), Sian Rogers
Massive disappointment for England Under-19s whose 0-0 draw against Sweden means they were unable to qualify for this summer’s Euro Finals. The result also means that holders Sweden have also failed to qualify with Austria taking top spot in the group after their win over Belgium. England: 1 Alex McIver (Manchester City); 2 Eloise Wilson (Bristol
Mo Marley has named her England squad for next month’s UEFA Women’s U19s Championship elite qualifying round. All but two players – Paula Howells and Megan Finnigan – were part of the group that played three friendlies in La Manga earlier this month. The Young Lionesses will fly to Linköping in Sweden for matches against
England Women’s Under-19s will take on Norway at St. George’s Park in their first match of 2016. Mo Marley’s side will use the friendly, on Tuesday 26 January, as preparation for the final round of Euro qualifiers. The Young Lionesses will travel to Sweden in the spring for round-robin matches against Austria, Belgium and the
England Women’s U19 took on Italy today in a friendly match. Italy scored on 41′ but held the lead for just one minute before England equalised through Arsenal’s Chloe Kelly to earn the England U19s a respectable draw away from home. This friendly is part of Mo Marley’s preparaton for the Euro qualifiers next spring, the
Stina Blackstenius inspired Sweden to WU19 EURO glory on Monday beating Spain by 3-1 to take the trophy. Blackstenius scored two first half goals at a time when Spain were dominating possession and set up a late one to seal the game and win Sweden the title. Blacksenius also claimed for herself the top scorer
Both Semi Finals went to penalties after none of the teams were able to score during extra time. Sweden and Spain were victorious and progress to the final. Results Germany 3-3 Sweden (Sweden won 4-2 on penalties) France 1-1 Spain (Spain won 5-4 on penalties) Final – 27 July 2015 Sweden v Spain More information on the
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