In the WSL2 match of the day on Saturday, the royals came out on top. Royals manager Kelly Chambers stuck with the same starting 11 which defeated Everton last week, meaning no Fran Kirby again. The first half The Belles had the majority of the ball but failed to take their chances. The
Yeovil retain third place with gritty win over Everton; Reading notch up a significant win against Doncaster and move into 1st place on goal difference. Meanwhile Villa stun Durham and the Lionesses fight out a 3-2 victory over Watford; while the Bees are unable to grab their first win going down 2-1 to Oxford United. Full
An away win for the Lady Glovers keeps them in third place in WSL 2, just three points behind both Reading Women and Doncaster Rovers Belles It may not have been the prettiest of wins but Stephanie Williams believes the narrow victory over Everton demonstrated Yeovil Town’s battling qualities. Helen Bleazard’s second-half goal was all
‘It was probably the best goal I’ve ever scored!’ said Ellie Mason after the fine win against Aston Villa on Sunday. While a great team performance earned Watford Ladies the three points at Aston Villa, it was forward Ellie Mason who grabbed the headlines. Making her first start for the club, Mason’s all-round display upfront
This afternoon Mark Sampson named his 23 player England squad for next month’s FIFA Women’s World Cup. The head coach has kept faith with the majority of the players who helped the Lionesses make it to Canada 2015 with a 100 per cent record. Of the 23-player squad, only Chelsea duo Claire Rafferty and Katie Chapman
Ellie Mason’s superb second half strike helps the Golden Girls to their first league win of the season. Watford Ladies secured their first league win of the season, winning 1-0 away at a strong Aston Villa side with a fantastic team performance. On her first start for the club, Ellie Mason’s stunning second half strike
Kat Nutman’s first-half goal proves the difference as United hold on for a second win of the season United battled to an impressive 1-0 victory at home to Durham at Northcourt Road on Sunday. Kat Nutman’s scrambled effort put the U’s front before the break and despite some pressure from the visitors in the second
Reading returned to winning ways with a 2-1 win against a so far unbeaten Everton side at Farnborough on Saturday. In what could prove a big week for Reading and their promotion aspirations, they stepped up to the task by beating a very good Everton side. Source: Nigel Hoyle @goalshotsAfter a shining start to the
Notts defeated reigning champions Liverpool 1-0 to move within one point of second as the team head into the mid-season break. Liverpool started the brightest as the lively Asisat Oshoala broke free down the right in the first two minutes, Carly Telford making a good save at her near post to deny the young Nigeria
Sunday 10 May – WSL1 Results Manchester City 1-1 Chelsea Notts County 1-0 Liverpool WSL1 Table Team Points Games Played Won Lost Drawn Goals For Goals Against Difference Chelsea 14 6 4 0 2 9 2 7 Arsenal 12 6 3 1 3 9 3 6 Notts County 11 6 3 1 2 13 7
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