Doncaster Rovers Belles ended the first half of the WSL2 season in fine style by beating promotion rivals Yeovil Town 3-0 in Sherborne as goals from Leandra Little, Courtney Sweetman-Kirk and a Sue Smith penalty sent the Belles on the long journey home with three points in the bag. After scoring two headers in the
On the last day of play in the WSL2 before the break whilst the Women’s World Cup is on, league leaders Reading had an emphatic victory 5-0 at the expense of Durham, while 2nd place Belles beat Yeovil by 3-0. All scores from today and updated table below. Sunday 31 May Aston Villa 2-2 Oxford United Durham 0-5 Reading
England’s last friendly before the World Cup next Monday ended in a 1-0 defeat to hosts Canada. As in the last 5 encounters between the two sides only one goal separated them (including England’s victory in the Cyprus Cup recently) and on this occasion Canada’s Sophie Schmidt scored midway through the first half, bending a shot
Yeovil are hoping to continue their unbeaten run as they face second placed Doncaster Rovers Belles on Sunday. Doncaster Rovers Belles midfielder Bethany England admits Yeovil Town are a force to be reckoned with this season, as the two FA WSL 2 promotion contenders prepare to go head-to-head. Doncaster’s charge this term has come as
London Bees registered their first win of the new season to move off the bottom of the Women’s Super League 2 table by beating Millwall Lionesses 2-1 in a thrilling derby at The Hive on Wednesday evening. A brace for Ashleigh Goddard was enough to give the Bees all three points on the night, with
The Nordic Tournament proved to be a hard test for the young Lionesses as they faced teams from the USA, Sweden and Norway. All the results from the three day tournament are below. Wednesday 27th May USA 2-1 Sweden Goals: Kayla Mills 5′ (USA) Cari Roccaro 30′ (USA) Elin Landström 54′ (Sweden) Norway 3-0 England Goals: Victoria Ludvigsen 9′, Vilde Bøe Risa 45′, Maria Brochmann
England U23s will face the USA, Norway and Sweden in the International Nordic Tournament which takes place from 27th to 31st May 2015. Fixtures: Wednesday 27th May USA V Sweden (17:00, Fredrikstad Stadion) Norway V England (19:30, Sarpsborg Stadion) Friday 29th May Sweden V England (17:00, Fredrikstad Stadion) Norway V USA (19:30, Sarpsborg Stadion)
It was a case of mixed emotions on Sunday, with a bumper attendance of 465 at Berkhamsted seeing Watford Ladies lose 4-2 to Yeovil Town. “We’re obviously disappointed, we’ve come out of the game with nothing and it’s a slow start that’s cost us again,” said manager John Salomon. “We’ve got to start performing from
Asisat Oshoala, who became the first African player to play in the Superleague when she signed for Liverpool in January 2015, has been named the BBC Women’s Footballer of the Year. Oshoala, at just 20 was the youngest player nominated for the BBC World Service award, was voted for by football fans from around the world.
Watford Ladies FC are currently holding senior trials for new players to join their Club. So, if you are aged 16+ and want to play for Watford Ladies FC reserve your place now. There has been a large turnout for the first two sessions, but if you didn’t attend either of those don’t worry, there’s still one
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