Month: October 2013

The Chairman of Coventry City Ladies says the club have not lost all hope of pursuing their ambition of playing in the Women’s Super League. By Steve Carpenter The Sky Blues missed out on a […]

Martin Goodall reports on Middlesbrough FC Ladies’ 2013-14 campaign in the Northern Combination thus far. Stockport County (who Boro beat twice in recent weeks) sit on top of the pile with 25 points but now […]

Galway FC striker Sinead Taylor is the Bus Éireann Women’s National League Player of the Month for September. The brilliant Tullamore native has emerged as a fantastic addition to the league as newcomers Galway got […]

Trained up as a centre-back and also training to be a solicitor, so don’t be surprised if she serves opponents with some stiff 50/50 challenges. 1. Name: Amy Perch 2. Age: 23 3. Team: Newcastle […]

Yeovil Town’s position as one of the top 18 teams in the country has been confirmed with the completion of the required 76 page Licence to become a member of the FA WSL. The announcement […]

Players from both England and Wales met at The Den yesterday to promote Saturday’s game… England internationals Steph Houghton and Jordan Nobbs met with Welsh rivals Kylie Davies and Helen Ward at The Den ahead […]

Mark Wotte believes the success of Scotland women’s U-17s will be an inspiration for the country’s national youth teams. Scotland reached the UEFA Women’s U-17 Championship Finals for the first time after a 2-0 win […]

Glasgow City train ahead of their home 2nd leg last 32 Champions League match against Standard Liege, after drawing 2-2 in Belgium last week. Glasgow City, trained at the match venue ahead of their deciding […]