Just six WSL2 were in action on Easter Sunday, and Doncaster Rovers Belles continued their winning ways with a standout 5-0 win over Aston Villa. The Belles move into 2nd position behind Reading on goal difference. Durham slipped up against the Lionesses losing 2-3 and Everton and the London Bees held on to another valuable
Vixens struggle in first tie as in-form league leaders Chelsea win 4-0 with a double from Drew Spence plus goals from Ji So-Yun and Gemma Davison. After a disappointing match against Frankfurt in the Champions League, Bristol Academy started their league campaign today with a home fixture against Chelsea. The away side started comfortably, having
Arsenal rescued a late point at Meadow Lane as they came from one down to equalise and take a share of the points. County took the lead just before the half hour mark with an early goal of the season contender. A free kick, straight from the training ground and the mind of assistant manager
Watford Ladies put in an encouraging performance against top of the table Reading, losing 3-0 in what was a harsh scoreline. The Golden Girls lined-up in a new formation, with both Grace Gillard and Mollie Burgess making their first league starts in defence. While the final result might not say it, the tactical switch was
WSL1 – Thursday 2 April Bristol Academy 0-4 Chelsea Notts County 1-1 Arsenal Team Points Games Played Chelsea 6 2 Manchester City 4 2 Liverpool 3 2 Sunderland 3 2 Birmingham 1 2 Notts County 1 2 Arsenal 1 1 Bristol Academy 0 1 WSL2 Reading 3-0 Watford Team Points Games Played Reading 9
There were just two matches played yesterday evening: Liverpool Ladies 2-1 Birmingham City Ladies Sunderland Ladies 0-1 Manchester City Women The win for Manchester City puts them at the top of the league after just two matches and Liverpool into third. Its worth remembering that neither Arsenal or Bristol City have kicked a ball yet
Liverpool Ladies picked up their first WSL win of 2015 as they defeated Birmingham City Ladies 2-1 on Wednesday evening. Asisat Oshoala scored a sublime first goal in a red shirt as she inspired Liverpool Ladies to their first win of the season, after a 2-1 victory over Birmingham at the Select Security Stadium in
Mark Sampson has recalled Ellen White, Toni Duggan, Natasha Dowie and Anita Asante to the England Women’s squad for the match against China at Manchester City’s new Academy Stadium on Thursday 9 April. Captain Steph Houghton and Karen Carney will miss out through injury. Hopefully they will both be fit to join the squad for
Oxford United fell to their first defeat of the season as they were beaten 3-0 at Durham. The visitors dominated for large spells of the game, but were unable to finish their chances and they paid the price as the home side struck with goals from Becky Beech, Amelia Pereira and Courtney Corrie. Having missed
Reading FC Women continued their promising start to the season with their second successive away win. After an opening game 4-2 victory away at Yeovil Town, the Royals continued their campaign by thumping seven past London Bees at the Hive. Source: Nigel Hoyle – GoalshotsFran Kirby continued her purple patch grabbing another five goals to add
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