It was another improved performance from Watford Ladies, which secured the Lady Hornets’ first point and clean sheet of the season against Millwall Lionesses. One of the most encouraging aspects of the 0-0 draw with Millwall Lionesses was the defensive performance which helped the team to a first clean sheet of the season. Leighanne Robe
Notts came away form Solihull Moors with a hard earned point against Birmingham City. The home side seeing a late penalty superbly saved by County keeper Carly Telford. Notts started on the front foot, winning an early corner, Alex Greenwood eventually volleying the loose ball wide. Ellen White and Dunia Susi both had efforts on
WSL1 Birmingham 0-0 Notts County Chelsea 1-0 Liverpool Manchester City 0-1 Arsenal Table Team Points Games Played Won Lost Drawn Goals For Goals Against Difference Chelsea 9 3 3 0 0 7 1 6 Arsenal 7 3 2 0 1 4 1 3 Sunderland 6 3 2 1 0 4 3 1 Manchester City 4
Saturday 18 April WSL1 Sunderland 2-1 Bristol Academy WSL2 Everton 1-1 Doncaster Rovers Belles Reading 2-4 Yeovil Town
Watford Ladies return to league action after a 17 day break this Sunday, with Millwall Lionesses the visitors to Berkhamsted. It’s back to the more familiar surroundings of Broadwater, as the club look to build on a record attendance of 1,102 at Vicarage Road. Last time out saw a performance of an encouraging nature against
Arsenal move up to second in the table after their first win of the season. Full time score was Arsenal 2-0 Bristol Academy, Carla Humphrey 14′, Vicky Losada 33′. Match report: Arsenal returned to their free-flowing best with a 2-0 win against Bristol Academy at Meadow Park on Wednesday. It was the perfect way for the Gunners
YEOVIL Town manager Jamie Sherwood is adamant it is onwards and upwards for his side after a second-half blitz at Oxford United handed them their first FA WSL 2 victory of the season. After a goalless first half, strikes from Corinne Yorston, Nicola Cousins and Annie Heatherson secured the victory for the visitors. The win was
Yeovil Town got off the mark this FA WSL 2 season at the third time of asking with a second-half blitz at Oxford United. After a goalless first half, strikes from Corinne Yorston, Nicola Cousins and Annie Heatherson (pictured above) secured the victory for the visitors, propelling Yeovil to fifth (table below) in the process
The Lady Pies claimed their spot in the semi final of the FA Women’s Cup with a 5-1 victory over Aston Villa, leaving them just one win from a Wembley final. Inside the first ten minutes, Notts had a great chance to take the lead. Aileen Whelan made a strong run with the ball from
The draw has now taken place for the Semi Final of the FA Women’s Cup: Chelsea Ladies v Manchester City Women FC at Wycombe’s Adams Park on Monday 4 May, kick-off 2pm Everton Ladies v Notts County Ladies FC at Goodison Park, 3rd May KO 2pm
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