AFC Fylde lead the North West League Premier with five straight wins, top in Division 1 North is Bolton Wanderers Reserves after six wins from six. EASTERN – Stevenage extend perfect run to fourth game Premier – Stevenage made it four straight wins 3-0 at Hutton, Haringey Borough beat Bowers & Pitsea 3-2 to go second, Royston […]
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The Genero Adran Premier’s opening day saw The New Saints defeat defending champions Cardiff City, while Wrexham Women recovered a two-goal deficit to win 5-2 at Briton Ferry Llansawel. Barry Town United 0-4 Swansea City (Att: 152)Briton Ferry Llansawel 2-5 Wrexham (Att: 191)Pontypridd United 0-2 Aberystwyth Town (Att: 147)The New Saints 1-0 Cardiff City (Att:
Accrington Stanley, AFC Greenwich Borough, Basford United, Bitton, Chislehurst Glebe, Kirby Muxloe, Saltash Borough, Shawbury United, Steyning Town and Wigan Athletic all progressed on penalties in the Adobe Women’s FA Cup, while Belper Town top-scored with 27 goals. First Qualifying Round Results: Washington 7-1 Guisborough TownNorthallerton Town 1-2 Carlisle UnitedWhitehaven 0-1 Redcar Townii International Soccer
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Plymouth Argyle Women were 5-1 winners in the Women’s League Cup for the second time in four days and watched this time by nearly 800 fans. Group A: Bristol Rovers 2-0 Marine Academy Plymouth (Att: 130), Plymouth Argyle 5-1 Bridgwater United (Att: 784) Plymouth Argyle recorded another big win, Bristol Rovers got three points in
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Hearts Women defeated reigning SWPL champions Hibernian, Rangers Women replaced Celtic at the top by winning away to their Old Firm rivals. Aberdeen 1-1 Partick ThistleGlasgow City 5-0 Montrose Hearts 2-0 Hibernian Celtic 0-2 RangersMotherwell 4-1 Hamilton Academical Rangers won away to Celtic with two second-half goals. Mia McAulay’s opener after the hour mark was
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Birmingham City Women ran out 5-1 winners over Bristol City, as last season’s runners-up made a strong start to the new Barclays WSL 2 campaign. Barclays WSL 2Birmingham City 5-1 Bristol City Charlton Athletic 1-0 Crystal Palace Nottingham Forest 1-2 Newcastle United Portsmouth 0-2 Durham Birmingham were pegged back at 2-1 by Bristol before the
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Everton Women came from behind to beat Liverpool at Anfield, led by three goals from Barclays WSL debutant Ornella Vignola. Barclays Women’s Super League Brighton & Hove Albion 0-0 Aston Villa Liverpool 1-4 Everton Manchester United 4-0 Leicester City Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 West Ham United Everton took their chances to establish a strong position over
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Southampton Women ran out 4-0 winners over Barclays WSL2 debutants Ipswich Town at St Mary’s Stadium. The Saints took less than 10 minutes to get the opener, Ellie Brazil advancing into the box from a counter-attack and laying the ball back for Atlanta Primus to strike into the roof of the net. It was 2-0
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Arsenal Women had to come from behind to beat Barclays WSL newcomers London City Lionesses 4-1 at the Emirates. Kosovare Asllani tucked away a penalty into Daphne van Domselaar’s bottom left corner after she was taken down in the box by Katie Reid. Olivia Smith marked her competitive debut for the Gunners with a 25-yard
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Barclays WSL reigning champions Chelsea Women made a winning start to the new campaign as they beat Manchester City 2-1 at Stamford Bridge. Khadija Shaw forced an early save from Hannah Hampton, Ayaka Yamashita pushed a Sandy Baltimore effort behind before Aggie Beever-Jones put Chelsea ahead from Ellie Carpenter’s cross. City responded well as Shaw
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