Courtney Sweetman-Kirk was in irresistible force as she netted a hat-trick in an entertaining victory over Oxford United Women that sends the Belles to the top of WSL2. Reading are now three points behind Doncaster, albeit with a game in hand, as Glen Harris’ team continue their assault on the promotion places. Doncaster were the
Natasha Knapman’s first-half header was enough to secure victory for Yeovil Town over Millwall in front of a bumper crowd at Huish Park. It was the Lady Glovers first game at Huish Park in two years and with 722 people in attendance the Glovers secured the win that keeps them third in the FA WSL
WSL2 Sunday 19 July Everton v Reading – Postponed London Bees 2-1 Aston Villa Oxford United 2-5 Doncaster Rovers Belles Watford 1-3 Durham Yeovil Town 1-0 Millwall Lionesses Table: Team Points Games Played Won Drawn Lost Goals For Goals Against Diff Doncaster Rovers Belles 28 11 9 1 1 33 9 24 Reading 25 10 8 1 1 34
The second of the group matches took place today with England needing a win after losing in the dying moments of their match against Germany. The Lionesses started well and opened the scoring via Natasha Flint but unable to hold onto their lead they slipped to a 3-1 defeat to Spain. With Germany losing 2-0 to Norway,
The Lady Pies shock Liverpool with a home defeat – that’s both home and away County have achieved wins. Meanwhile Sunderland stunned not only Chelsea but probably the whole WSL1 with a 4-0 home win against the league leaders, and move into 2nd place, as they continue their impressive campaign. In the other match this
Yeovil Town Ladies FC manager Jamie Sherwood has secured the signing of highly rated young international Sammy Quayle. Quayle who is a Welsh U19 International, has recently joined Yeovil and is another promising youngster to join the Lady Glovers. Quayle was previously playing at Women’s Premier League side Coventry City Ladies FC, before she put pen
Dorset based 18 year old Emily Donovan has just signed first team forms for Women’s Super League club Yeovil Town Ladies, just days before the team head to Huish Park to face Millwall Lionesses. Donovan has impressed manager Jamie Sherwood with the application she has shown and her progression, drive and determination in the development
FA WSL Continental Cup Next week sees the return of the Continental Cup. The WSL1 and WSL2 teams are split into three groups. The top two teams from each group together with the two highest ranked 3rd places will progress to the Quarter Finals. The holders of the Cup are Manchester City. Group 1 Arsenal
Germany scored first in this close encounter with a goal from Nina Ehegötz, but England fought back and equalised through Gabrielle George. England continued to press but just as it looked as if the game would end in a draw Rebecca Knaak’s 87th-minute goal gave Germany the win. England have to re-group now as they face
This past weekend attendances at WSL matches appear to have increased across the board with records broken from Doncaster to Arsenal. Yeovil Town Ladies are hoping that this renewed enthusiasm for the women’s game will push the attendance at their game into four figures. For this Sunday Jamie Sherwood’s Yeovil Town Ladies aim to tame the
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