The FA have confirmed the dates of two autumn internationals for the Lionesses. ENGLAND V BRAZIL – Meadow Lane (Notts County) – Saturday 6 October at 12:30 ENGLAND V AUSTRALIA – Craven Cottage (Fulham) – Tuesday 9 October at 19:00 England will host two women’s international matches this autumn in preparation for next summer’s 2019
England may have moved to a new high of second in the FIFA world rankings but newly-appointed boss Phil Neville admits it’s all about top spot for the Lionesses. The former Manchester United and Everton defender will lead his country on home soil for the first-time when England tackle Wales in a World Cup qualifier
Phil Neville can transform England Lionesses from pretenders to champions and rule the world next summer according to Southampton great Francis Benali. Neville took charge of the Lionesses for the first time tonight in the SheBelieves Cup and got off to a flyer with a 4-1 win over France, he will have been glad to
England opened their Women’s Rugby League World Cup campaign in Australia with a 36-8 victory against the Papua New Guinea Orchids. Despite PNG scoring first as centre Naomi Kaupau collected Amelia Kuk’s kick from centre field to touch down in the right-hand corner, England were able to put in a dominant display to secure a
England’s Lionesses put in a dominant performance to beat Russia 6-0 tonight. From the off Russia struggled to cope with the Lionesses pace and movement, and when they were reduced to ten after a second bookable offence for Ksenia Tsybutovich it was game over for the visitors. Russia’s early tactic was to sit back but
Disney has partnered with the England Women’s football team to challenge the clichés of what it means to be a modern Princess in an effort to promote and inspire girls to fulfil their potential. The Lionesses, led by captain Steph Houghton, have channeled their inner Disney Princesses including Belle from Beauty and the Beast, Jasmine
England had already qualified for next year’s Euro finals in the Netherlands but a win or draw against Belgium would secure top spot. And it looked as if a draw would be the result after a fairly uneventful if not dull first half. The second half was more pacey but there were too many missed
England secured their position at the top of their Euro 2017 qualifying Group at Meadow Lane tonight with a 5-0 win over Estonia. There was a second hat-trick for Danielle Carter on just her second appearance for the Lionesses, [although she was perhaps lucky that the first goal was given after a clear ricochet against
England Women head coach Mark Sampson selected a 23-player squad for a week-long training camp [which has been reduced to 22 after Leah Galton (on her first call up) has had to withdraw through injury]. Notts County goalkeeper Carly Telford, Liverpool’s Alex Greenwood and Arsenal’s Jodie Taylor are all out through injury. The Lionesses met at St
England Women’s final Euro 2017 home qualifier will be played at Notts County’s Meadow Lane Stadium. The Lionesses, who are aiming to top Group 7, will play Estonia on Thursday 15 September (7.05pm KO). England have already qualified for next summer’s tournament, which will take place in Netherlands, after beating Serbia 7-0 in Stara Pazova
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