England Women will face China in April in their last home match before this summer’s FIFA Women’s World Cup. The game will be played at Manchester City’s new Academy Stadium on Thursday 9 April (7.30pm KO). It will be the first international match played at the new stadium. Tickets are on sale now, priced £5 for
England’s U23s kicked-off their first game in La Manga on Thursday afternoon, running out 3-1 winners against Sweden. England made an electric start to the game and took the lead inside the first minute through Danielle Carter. Nikita Parris then made it 2-0 midway through the second half before substitute Kirsty Linnett added England’s third goal
La Manga U23 Tournament 26 February 2015 Match fixtures and scores (all times local) Thursday 26 February 2015 12.00 Sweden 1-3 England (Carter 25secs, Parris 60′, Linnett 83′) 1.00 Norway v China – cancelled 18.00 USA 1-0 Japan (Lynn Williams 55′) Saturday 28 February 2015 12.00 England v China – cancelled 15.00 USA 2 – 0
Liverpool Ladies suffered a 1-0 defeat to Yeovil Town Ladies on Sunday afternoon at the Select Security Stadium in Widnes. Matt Beard’s side went down 1-0 to the Somerset outfit following a second half goal from substitute Amy Wathan and despite threatening to score on numerous occasions, the Reds found visiting goalkeeper Charlotte Haynes in
England Women head coach Mark Sampson has named his 23-player squad for the Cyprus Cup bringing in Chelsea’s Claire Rafferty as the only change to the squad that faced USA on 14 February. Source: The FA via Getty Images England will travel to Cyprus for the annual tournament on 26 February, and they kick-off their campaign against Finland
A lacklustre England peformance saw them narrowly defeated by just one goal at the MK Dons stadium last evening as Alex Morgan’s 50th international goal gave USA a 1-0 win in a cagey World Cup warm-up match. Morgan climbed above Three Lions skipper Steph Houghton to glance Lauren Holiday’s cross beyond Karen Bardsley to give
The updated FA Cup Fourth Round Draw now looks like this: Watford v Keynsham Town Charlton Athletic v Crystal Palace Sheffield v Radcliffe Olympic Stoke City v Coventry City Aston Villa v Yeovil Town Portsmouth v Millwall Lionesses Bradford City v Doncaster Rovers Belles Derby County v Tottenham Hotspur Games to be played on Sunday 8th
Reading were one of two FA WSL 2 teams to enjoy safe passage into The FA Women’s Cup Fourth Round on Sunday as Emma Follis scored on her debut against Crystal Palace. Follis nodded in a Harriet Scott cross in the 20th minute to set Reading on their way to a Fourth Round tie against
The 6 matches that were postponed last week because of bad weather will take place on Sunday 8 February. 13:00 Bradford City LFC v FC Reedswood Ladies at Thackley AFC 13:00 Millwall Lionesses LFC v Lowestoft Town LFC at Beckenham Town FC 14:00 Radcliffe Olympic LFC v Durham Women’s at Radcliffe Olympic FC 14:00 Crystal Palace
The Football Association has unveiled its plans for the development of elite girls’ football programmes and pathways in England. From next season, a new U15 National Performance Camp (NPC) will be introduced, replacing the existing regional Elite Performance Camps. The NPC will engage the most talented players across England in a development programme which will
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