Continental Tyres Cup Quarter Final Birmingham City Ladies 1-0 Chelsea Ladies Bristol Academy 1-4 Liverpool Ladies Notts County Ladies 3-2 Reading Women Arsenal Ladies v Manchester City Women – Postponed WSL2 Yeovil 0-0 Everton WPL : Northern Division Blackburn Rovers LFC 2-0 Sporting Club Albion LFC Derby County LFC 2-1 Bradford City WFC Stoke City LFC
England Women will travel to Germany in November to play the European champions in an international friendly. Mark Sampson’s side will travel to the Schauinsland-Reisen-Arena in Duisburg for the match, which will take place on Thursday 26 November (5pm KO GMT), the first time they will have faced each other since England beat Germany in
Continental Tyres Cup Quarter Final Birmingham City Ladies v Chelsea Ladies Bristol Academy v Liverpool Ladies Notts County Ladies v Reading Women Arsenal Ladies v Manchester City Women – Postponed WSL2 Yeovil v Everton WPL : Northern Division 13-Sep-15 2pm Blackburn Rovers LFC v Sporting Club Albion LFC The WEC 2pm Derby County LFC v
Football Results 9 and 10 September 2015 WSL1 Thursday 10 September Manchester City Women 2-0 Liverpool Ladies WSL2 Thursday 10 September Doncaster Rovers Belles 3-3 Everton WPL Southern Division Wednesday 9 September Brighton & Hove Albion WFC 2-0 Lewes LFC Portsmouth FC Ladies 3-0 Queens Park Rangers LFC Thursday 10 September Forest Green Rovers LFC 1-2
Match-Winner Natasha Knapman insists Yeovil’s FA WSL2 promotion push is well and truly alive and kicking after her goal saw off the challenge of Durham at New Ferens Park. The striker grabbed the only goal of the game just before half-time, expertly lifting the ball over the onrushing Helen Alderson in the Durham goal. It
In what was billed as a potential title-decider, the visitors took the lead through a Leandra Little before Helen Ward equalised for the hosts. They were only level temporarily as Bethany England restored the Belles’ lead which they held until the 89th minute when Bianca Bragg fired home to steal Reading a point at the death.
Women’s FA Cup First Round Qualifying : 6 September 2015 1 Cleveland Ladies FC 0 – 7 Redcar Town LFC 2 York City LFC 7 – 0 Cramlington United LFC 3 Birtley Town LFC 0 – 2 Lowick United LFC 4 Whitley Bay Women FC 9 – 0 Rutherford AFC Ladies 5 Ashington Woodhorn Lane
Mark Sampson has this evening announced his squad of 23 players for the Euro 2017 qualifier against Estonia in Tallinn on Monday 21 September (KO 5pm BST). Fara Williams and Jade Moore are out because of injury, while Jordan Nobbs, Katie Chapman, Karen Carney and Portland Thorns duo Lianne Sanderson and Jodie Taylor have been rested. Into the
FA WSL1 Saturday 5 September Bristol Academy 0-3 Birmingham City Liverpool 0-2 Arsenal Sunday 6 September Chelsea 2-1 Notts County Manchester City 1-0 Sunderland FA WSL2 Saturday 5 September Reading 2-2 Doncaster Rovers Belles Sunday 6 September Durham 0-1 Yeovil Town Everton 1-1 Aston Villa London Bees 4-0 Watford Millwall Lionesses 2-3 Oxford United FA WPL Sunday 6 September Northern Division Blackburn Rovers LFC
FA WSL1 Saturday 5 September Bristol Academy 0-3 Birmingham City Liverpool 0-2 Arsenal FA WSL2 Saturday 5 September Reading 2-2 Doncaster Rovers Belles London Bees 4-0 Watford
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