For the first time in the competition’s history, all eight ties in the 2023/24 Adobe Women’s FA Cup Fifth Round Proper will be broadcast live across the BBC, FA Player or the Adobe Women’s FA Cup social channels. SATURDAY 10 FEBRUARY 2024 Leicester City v Birmingham City at 12:00 on FA Player SATURDAY 10 FEBRUARY
Ella: A Modern Day Fairytale features Lionesses Leah Williamson, Lucy Bronze and Lauren James animated as Disney Inspired characters and narrated by England legend, Alex Scott The animation shines a light on the grassroots programme Disney Inspired Shooting Stars by England Football which has inspired over 70,000 primary school girls into football You can watch
Please see below the stats from Opta ahead of the Barclays FA Women’s Super League fixtures as part of Women’s Football Weekend. Manchester City v West Ham United West Ham’s biggest ever WSL loss came at the hands of Manchester City, a 7-1 defeat in October 2018. Last time out against Arsenal, Manchester City suffered
The FA has unveiled the branding for Tiers 1 to 4 of the restructured women’s pyramid of football that will be in effect from the 2018-19 season onwards. The new brand identity created by brand studio Nomad unifies the four tiers: · Tier 1 – The FA Women’s Super League · Tier 2 – The
Here are the results from today’s WSL2 and WPL matches: FA WSL 2 Watford Ladies FC 1-1 Durham Women FC Doncaster Rovers Belles 4-1 London Bees Millwall Lionesses 0-0 Brighton & Hove Albion Oxford United Women 0-0 Aston Villa Ladies FC Sheffield FC Ladies 1-2 Everton Ladies FC FA WPL
FA WSL 2 Brighton & Hove Albion 1-1 Oxford United Women Millwall Lionesses 1-2 Sheffield FC Ladies Watford Ladies FC 2-3 London Bees FA WPL Northern Division Cup Rise Park Ladies FC 0 – 3 Nottingham Forest Ladies League Huddersfield Town Ladies 2 – 2 Stoke City Ladies Leicester City Womens 2
England Stars Lucy Bronze and Karen Bardsley laced-up to launch girls only football initiative when they took part in an historic football match this weekend, against a team of 100 school girls, as the FA and SSE launched a new initiative to increase the number of girls playing football across the country. The England stars
More than 22,000 girls have registered to take part in this month’s FA Girls’ Football Week, almost 5,000 above the original target. So far 22,304 girls aged 5-16 have signed up to play football, with the event two weeks away. The initial target was 17,340 participants. This year the event has been expanded to two weeks, following
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