Sheffield’s Melissa Johnson has been selected as The FA WSL 2 Player of the Month for January. Johnson has been one of the key players in the Sheffield FC set up this season as her side have looked to edge their way out of the bottom half of the table and was instrumental in securing
London Bees’ Nicola Hobbs has been selected as The FA WSL 2 Player of the Month for December. Goalkeeper Nicola Hobbs was in fine form between the posts for London Bees helping the team to two wins from two. Hobbs saved the crucial penalty as her side recorded a shootout win over Watford in The
Doncaster Rovers Belles’ Christie Murray has been selected as the FA WSL 2 Player of the Month for November. Murray was a key player in extending her team’s lead at the top of the FA WSL 2 table in November, scoring a diving header in an important win over Tottenham Hotspur, as well as
Durham Women FC have announced that Scottish international striker Zoe Ness has rejoined the club. Ness, 20, came through the ranks at Durham Cestria before playing for the Wildcats as they entered the FA Women’s Super League in 2014. She made 20 appearances for Durham in their debut season, netting twice, before moving to Swedish side
Durham Women FC have announced that defender Becky Salicki has agreed to stay at New Ferens Park. Salicki arrived at the club last season having missed a large amount of football through injury, but shook off these previous setbacks and made her return to action in the FA Cup tie against Charlton Athletic. From here
Yeovil Town Ladies clinched promotion on Sunday with a 2-0 win over the London Bees. Yeovil went into the match knowing that they had to win one of their last two matches to be certain of promotion to WSL1 for the first time and in truth the first half of the match the pressure to
Manchester City Women beat Chelsea by 2-0 today to win their first Superleague title. A goal from Jill Scott (deflected by Katie Chapman) in the first half and a penalty from Toni Duggan were enough to seal the win against their London rivals. Meanwhile in WSL2 Yeovil Town Ladies beat Everton by 1-0 to keep
With four teams still battling to reach WSL 1, we’re set for what could be a pivotal weekend. The race for promotion to FA Women’s Super League 1 has never been more fiercely contested and this weekend could prove defining. On Saturday afternoon fourth-placed Durham travel to Bristol City in second spot. And less than
Women’s Super League football is back this weekend together with a full list of Women’s Premier League games – check out where you favourite team is playing. Results will be updated as they come in. Saturday 27 August 2016 FA WSL 1 17:30 Liverpool Ladies FC 1-0 Doncaster Rovers Belles Select Security Stadium FA WSL 2
Thursday 11 August 2016 FA WSL 1 FT Doncaster Rovers Belles 0-4 Manchester City Women Sunday 14 August 2016 FA WSL 2 FT Everton Ladies FC 1-1 Durham Women FC FT Sheffield FC Ladies 3-0
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