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
Watford Ladies lost 4-2 to in-form Yeovil Town in an entertaining game, played in front of a record crowd of 465 for the Golden Girls, at Berkhamsted on 24 May. The previous record was 340 on the opening night of WSL2 last season. The fans saw their side get off to a slow start, with Yeovil going
London Bees’ wait for a first win of the Women’s Super League season continued on Sunday as for the second time in the space of the week they were narrowly beaten by two goals to one, this time at the hands of Aston Villa Ladies in Sutton Coldfield. Amber Gaylor had given the Bees a
A last-minute penalty from Paige Williams sent United crashing to a first defeat in four games as they were beaten 3-2 at home to Everton. Goals from Lauren Allison and Katie Stanley had put the hosts two goals in front in the early stages, but they were pegged back by efforts from Michelle Hinnigan and
WSL2 Update 24 May 2015 Today’s scores and updated table: Aston Villa Ladies 2-1 London Bees Oxford United Women 2-3 Everton Ladies Watford Ladies 2-4 Yeovil Town Ladies Team Points Games Played Won Drawn Lost Goals For Goals Against Difference Reading 19 8 6 1 1 26 9 17 Doncaster Rovers Belles 19 8 6
Doncaster Rovers Belles got back on track in the league following defeat to Reading by seeing off Durham Women at New Ferens Park on Thursday. Goals from Emily Roberts and Courtney Sweetman-Kirk saw the Belles back to winning ways against a tough Wildcats side. Glen Harris kept faith in his side, keeping it unchanged from the
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