Mark Sampson’s ‘mini-Messi’ has agreed a three-and-a-half-year deal with Emma Hayes’s FA WSL 1 side Chelsea in what is reportedly a record deal. Kirby, who has been with Reading since she was just 7 years old, was full of praise for her old club, while obviously excited about the opportunities offered by league leaders Chelsea.
With the excitement of the Women’s World Cup behind us the focus is back on WSL1 and 2 second half of the season. It is also an opportunity to see some of the Lionesses play for their clubs. Here are the fixtures for the rest of the year together with the tables as they stand
Doncaster Rovers Belles are delighted to announce the signing of former Yeovil Town Ladies and Bristol Academy defender Jade Lorton-Radburn. Lorton-Radburn, who was part of the Yeovil Town Ladies squad last season, joins the Belles as Glen Harris looks to add some depth to his squad as they push for promotion. The defender, who can
Third placed Yeovil Town Ladies will play their next Women’s Super League match at Huish Park, as they welcome Millwall Lionesses on Sunday 19th July. With the Lady Glovers attendances on a big increase and exposure to the women’s game increasing all the time, it is hoped that Huish Park will welcome in excess of
The University of East London (UEL) has teamed up with top women’s football club, Millwall Lionesses, in a deal which will benefit players and the university. The link will allow players from the club to get sports scholarships to study at UEL – and will mean they will be able to play for the university
The Lady Glovers top goalscorer from the 2014 WSL season, Sarah Wiltshire, has rejoined Yeovil following her move in March to Manchester City Women. Wiltshire, who became a fans favourite at The Jones Stadium, rejoins the club which saw her net 10 goals in 11 games last season, including a hatrick against Oxford Utd
We were delighted to accept Chairman of Yeovil Town Ladies FC, Steve Allinson’s invitation to attend a match and deliberately chose the one against Doncaster Belles Rovers not realising at the time that it would be a 2nd v 3rd in the league duel. Source: 4tlosIt is always a treat to travel down to the
The last game before the summer break ended in defeat for the Golden Girls, losing 3-0 away at Everton. “It was disappointing,” said Manager John Salomon. “Everton are a very good side and deserved the victory. The players worked hard and I can’t fault their work rate, but we know that we can apply ourselves better
Watford Ladies were defeated in the final game before the break, Everton coming out on top 3-0 at Halton Stadium. It took the hosts until just after half-hour to break the deadlock, with Paige Williams scoring from a corner to give her side the lead. Goals either side of half-time would prove crucial. Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah doubled
Doncaster Rovers Belles ended the first half of the WSL2 season in fine style by beating promotion rivals Yeovil Town 3-0 in Sherborne as goals from Leandra Little, Courtney Sweetman-Kirk and a Sue Smith penalty sent the Belles on the long journey home with three points in the bag. After scoring two headers in the
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