For many players the SSE Women’s FA Cup Final is the single biggest match of the season – and Sarah Garratt says it is no different for referees. The Birmingham FA official will take charge of the Arsenal v Chelsea showpiece at Wembley Stadium on Saturday 14 May, and she said her appointment still hasn’t
Samantha Barks, one of the stars of the 2012 film version of Les Misérables will sing the national anthem at this year’s SSE Women’s FA Cup Final. Samantha, who played Éponine in the Oscar-winning film, will sing God Save The Queen ahead of kick-off (2pm) at Wembley Stadium connected by EE on Saturday 14 May.
Fran Kirby’s last minute goal kept Chelsea’s SSE Women’s FA Cup dream alive, earning them a place in the Wembley Final against London rivals Arsenal. Fran Kirby was today announced as The SSE Women’s FA Cup Player of the Round following her game changing introduction off the bench, that brought Chelsea back from the brink
Chelsea beat Manchester City Women with an extra time goal from Fran Kirby and will defend their title at Wembley on 14th May in the Cup Final. They will face 13 times winners Arsenal who put Sunderland to the sword with a 7-0 victory this afternoon. City looked to be heading to the final after
The four Semi-Finalists in this season’s SSE Women’s FA Cup will battle it out for their place at Wembley this weekend. Last season’s winners Chelsea will face Manchester City at Staines FC while thirteen-time winners Arsenal take on Sunderland at Boreham Wood FC, with both matches being played on Sunday 17 April (2pm KO). This
Watch the LIVE reactions of the England Lionesses as their club teams are drawn against each other in the Semi-finals of The SSE Women’s FA Cup. In a first for The SSE Women’s FA Cup, players from the clubs involved in the competition were invited to witness the Semi-final draw live, provoking some brilliant reactions
The quarter finals of the SSE Women’s FA Cup were played yesterday: Manchester City WFC 2-0 Sporting Club Albion LFC Sunderland Ladies 3-0 Reading Women Chelsea LFC 6-0 Aston Villa LFC Arsenal LFC 2-2 Notts County Ladies – Arsenal won 5-4 on penalties
The draw has now been made for the quarter finals of the SSE Women’s FA Cup and is as follows: Manchester City WFC v Sporting Club Albion LFC Sunderland Ladies v Reading Women Chelsea LFC v Aston Villa LFC Arsenal LFC v Notts County Ladies The quarter finals will take place on Sunday 3 April 2016. This year’s SSE Women’s
Women’s SSE FA Cup 5th Round Results Saturday 19 March 6 Liverpool 0-2 Manchester City Sunday 20 March 1 Birmingham City 1-1 Arsenal – Arsenal win on penalties 2 Doncaster Belles 1-4 Chelsea 3 Brighton & Hove Albion 3-4 Sporting Club Albion 4 Reading 2-0 Millwall Lionesses 5 Yeovil Town 0-2 Sunderland 7 Notts County 3-1 Durham 8 Aston Villa 1-0 Everton Sunday 20 March
Huish Park will host a big cup tie this coming Sunday, when Yeovil Town Ladies look to overturn Women’s Super League one side Sunderland, knowing that they are just three games from Wembley. The black cats, finished fourth is WSL1 in the 2015 season, with just Arsenal, Manchester City and Chelsea above them. But with
Social Networks