A hectic round of football fixtures on Sunday included Continental Tyres Cup Semi Finals and third round FA Cup qualifiers plus a few league fixtures for good measure. Arsenal Ladies v Birmingham featured in the first Semi final running out 3-1 winners against Birmingham. On target for Arsenal were Marta Corredera, Dan Carter and Alex
Liverpool Ladies traveled to Brescia and suffered a 1-0 defeat, while Chelsea were at home to Glasgow Ladies and won by the same margin. Liverpool went into their game without inspirational first choice goalkeeper Libby Stout, which meant Danielle Gibbons started in goal. (Gibbons only underwent surgery in July on a benign brain tumour – fantastic that
Sunday 11 October 2015 FA WSL Continental Tyres Cup 15:00 Arsenal Ladies FC v Birmingham City Ladies – Boreham Wood FC 18:30 Liverpool Ladies FC v Notts County Ladies FC – Select Security Stadium FA WSL 2 14:00 Everton Ladies FC v Reading FC Women – Select Security Stadium FA WPL Northern Division 14:00 Bradford
Doncaster Rovers Belles have announced multi-million pound plans for a state-of-the-art training facility and full-time, professional contracts to a number of its players – for the first time in the club’s history. Having been a pioneering figure in the women’s game for over 45 years, the six-time FA Women’s Cup winners and twice Women’s Premier League
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
UEFA Euro WU17 Qualifying Fixtures : England 2-2 Poland England went 2-0 up in their final group qualifier against Poland, but their opponents came back to equalise in a game that saw three penalty kicks scored. Czech Republic, Belgium, Italy, Northern Ireland, England and Poland have all now qualified for the elite round. The draw for the
In an exciting last day of the WSL1 football season, Chelsea Ladies did more than hold their nerve as they ran out convincing victors against Sunderland Ladies, winning by 4-0. Ji So-Yun opened the scoring, Fran Kirby (pictured above in Reading colours) added two more and Gemma Davison rounded it off with the fourth. After the disappointment
A brace from Bethany England and a Sue Smith penalty handed the Belles a vital three points in their quest for the title with 3-0 win over Oxford United Women. Following a cagey opening, Smith opened the scoring with an emphatic penalty after a handball in the area. The lead was doubled when England flicked home
England’s U17s women continue to rampage through their qualifiers with a second 13-0 victory, this time over hosts Estonia. To illustrate how one-sided the match was, England had a massive 38 shots on goal with 23 on target, whilst Estonia managed just one. England’s goals were scored by: Russo 4’, 15’, 46’; Charles 9’, 28’;
A huge weekend of women’s football begins today with England’s U17s taking on Estonia in a UEFA qualifying match. The U17s will be full of confidence having beating Croatia 13-0 on Thursday. This is also the final week of the WSL with the title race still to be decided, although very much in Chelsea Ladies
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