At the 21st time of asking the Lionesses beat Germany to take the bronze medal at the World Cup Finals. Although this was not the match either team wanted to play both teams gave it everything. The Lionesses defended as if their lives depended on it; after just a few minutes had been played Steph
Doncaster Rovers Belles are delighted to announce the signing of former Yeovil Town Ladies and Bristol Academy defender Jade Lorton-Radburn. Lorton-Radburn, who was part of the Yeovil Town Ladies squad last season, joins the Belles as Glen Harris looks to add some depth to his squad as they push for promotion. The defender, who can
After the heartbreak of losing to Japan, England have to pick themselves up and face a German team (that will also be smarting from a loss to the USA) for the game that no-one will want to play, for 3rd/4th place in the tournament. We know that they will play with all the heart and
Third placed Yeovil Town Ladies will play their next Women’s Super League match at Huish Park, as they welcome Millwall Lionesses on Sunday 19th July. With the Lady Glovers attendances on a big increase and exposure to the women’s game increasing all the time, it is hoped that Huish Park will welcome in excess of
The University of East London (UEL) has teamed up with top women’s football club, Millwall Lionesses, in a deal which will benefit players and the university. The link will allow players from the club to get sports scholarships to study at UEL – and will mean they will be able to play for the university
England needed at least a point from their final group game against Germany in order to progress to the Semi Finals of the UEFA Under 17 Women’s Championship but it was not to be, as Germany smarting from their loss to Spain gave a tremendous performance to beat England by 5-0. Switzerland meanwhile surprised France
England put in a mighty team performance last night to surge into the Women’s World Cup Semi Finals for the first time since – well since ever. Jodie Taylor capitalised on a defensive error to open the scoring after just 11 minutes and Lucy Bronze headed home just three minutes later to effectively quieten the
England are through to their first Semi Final of a World Cup tournament with a 2-1 win over hosts Canada. Jodie Taylor and Lucy Bronze hit early to stun Canada and silence the crowd although Sinclair scored just before half time to reduce the deficit and give the home side some hope. In the other
UEFA Under 17 Women’s Championship : Iceland Group A Spain Germany Iceland England Group B Norway Rep of Ireland France Switzerland Results: 22 June 2015 England 1-1 Spain Rep of Ireland 0-1 France Switzerland 2-2 Norway Iceland 0-5 Germany 25 June 2015 Germany 0-4 Spain Rep of Ireland 0-1 Switzerland France 2-0 Norway Iceland 1-3
I attempted to read another article on the Women’s World Cup yesterday, that someone had tagged as interesting – it started with something like – let’s face it women are not as good at football as men and this could be proven because the women’s team could never beat Roy Hodgson’s men’s team … Now
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