Month: November 2014

The Trouble Club is a new venue in London W1 for women to socialise and air their views. A lively discussion about football kicked off recently on a Friday evening. By Ade Adeniji Joy Lo […]

Birmingham City midfielder Jade Moore can’t wait to get to Wembley this Sunday ahead of England’s historic match against Germany. By Glenn Lavery / thefa.com It is the first time the ‘Lionesses’ will have played […]

At the start of the October half-term, Malvern College’s U-18 girls, captained by Carla Schroder, competed in the Mediterranean Cup in Verona, Italy. By Joe Gauci Over the three days of the tournament, the Malvern […]

Her commitment and enthusiasm to better her own personal performances has helped her team to the top of the Greater London League Division 2 South. She is also a techno geek and spends hours editing […]

Ceri Williams and her brother Rhys qualified as referees together but only recently got to officiate at the same match for the first time. With Cardiff Metropolitan having secured a 4-1 victory against Welsh Premier […]

Bristol Academy face a stern test in the second leg tie against Barcelona in the Champions League round of 16 on Thursday at Ashton Gate, 7.30pm, following their 1-0 victory in Spain last week. The […]

Glasgow City defender Emma Black is confident her side can get the result needed to overturn the first leg 2-1 defeat at the hands of FC Zurich in the Champions League, when they face the […]

Wigton Moor Junior AFC’s recent success has been truly remarkable and they currently boast six girls’ teams, two of which have emerged in the last two seasons. Peter Graves, the current Head of Girls at […]