University of Bath footballer Alice Evans has become Great Britain’s first-ever professional futsal goalkeeper after signing for Italian Serie A Elite League club Sinnai. It continues a landmark year for the Sport Performance student, which saw her make her senior international football debut for Wales and win the FA Women’s Futsal Cup with Bristol City
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
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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
Chelsea Ladies will host Wolfsburg at 7.00 pm on Wednesday 11 November in the first leg of the last 16 in the UEFA Champions League. In the meantime eight of Chelsea’s team: Hannah Blundell, Gilly Flaherty, Claire Rafferty, Laura Coombs , Drew Spence, Eniola Aluko, Gemma Davison and Fran Kirby, will be on England duty in China
Watford Ladies’ last game of the season ended with an entertaining 0-0 draw at home against London Bees, it was also John Salomon’s last match at the club. “Credit to the girls, they came out on fire and it was as strong as a performance as you’ve seen from us all season,” the departing Manager said
Watford Ladies finish the year with a 0-0 draw at home to London Bees in the last game of the 2015 season. While the Golden Girls didn’t manage to get the victory, the chances created, especially in the second half, would have certainly merited it. It was an afternoon where the goalkeepers shone as Watford’s Shayla
Yeovil Town manager Jamie Sherwood would not be able to tell you much about Yeovil Town’s winning penalty against Durham as he opted not to watch – but he knows enough about his team to know they are all set-up to push on next season. Sherwood continued a career-long habit of letting his players do
Doncaster Rovers Belles ended the season in style, despite missing out on the WSL2 title on the final day. With promotion already confirmed, the Belles needed a huge goal swing or Reading to drop points at Aston Villa to claim the title and went about their end of the bargain with a 4-0 win over
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