Quarter-final line-ups confirmed after thrilling first day of World Rugby HSBC Sevens Challenger final round in Munich and Krakow, as China women qualify for HSBC SVNS Play Off in Madrid Women’s standings leaders China secure place at HSBC SVNS Play Off in Madrid Quarter-final line-ups confirmed after thrilling first day of World Rugby HSBC Sevens
England beat China 2-0 in decisive pool match; Grace Balsdon & Giselle Ansley score David Ralph’s team finish second in group and play next game on Sunday night Sunday’s game will be either 6pm or 8:30pm in Barcelona; Spain or Korea likely opponents in what will be Laura Unsworth’s 300th international game. England 2 Balsdon
China take three points vs England women England’s women suffered defeat to China in the FIH Hockey Pro League in London. Having drawn the previous match on Saturday, England were looking to get back to winning ways but came up against an extremely determined China side who countered expertly to win the game. Grace Balsdon
Sean Horan, New Zealand women’s silver medal-winning coach at Rio 2016, is set to lead another side at an Olympic Games after his new charges China used their recent HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series experience to overpower a largely youthful Hong Kong team and win the Asia Rugby qualification tournament on home soil in Guangzhou,
Isobel Christiansen scored England’s only goal in their 1-0 victory over Australia’s Matildas in their second and final match of the CFA International Women’s Football Tournament in China today, having lost to China 2-1 in their first game. The Matildas were quarter finalists in the World Cup in Canada and were no push over but England
China started brightly in the opening match of the CFA International Women’s Football Tournament in China, with Shuang Wang scoring in just five minutes. She was on target again just before half time although Eni Aluko halved the deficit in injury time. Chelsea defender Gilly Flaherty made her debut and team mates Drew Spence and Laura Coombs made
Mark Sampson has added four new players to his squad for England Women’s trip to China next week. Chelsea trio Hannah Blundell, Laura Coombs and Drew Spence and Sunderland’s Beth Mead have all been named in the 21-player group for the CFA International Women’s Football Tournament. At the same time he is resting some Notts County
The England Women’s football team will take part in the CFA International Women’s Football Tournament later this month. The Lionesses will travel to China on Monday 19th October and will face China and Australia in the mini tournament. This will be the first tournament for the Lionesses since finishing third in the World Cup in Canada
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