Month: June 2017

Scholarship launch aims to boost female representation on sports boards Manchester Metropolitan University is looking to increase female representation at board level in sport through its acclaimed Masters of Sport Directorship (MSD) course, with the […]

Scotland won 2-0 against Romania at Falkirk on Friday, which included Jane Ross’s 50th goal for her country, a feat only previously managed by Julie Fleeting. Sweden were also in action over the last few […]

The Federal Government will provide initial funding of $1 million, with a further $4 million to be to be granted to Football Federation Australia (FFA) following fulfillment of designated criteria and milestones. Prime Minister Malcolm […]

Aberdare Town – Looking to recruit new players. DM for more info. Aberystwyth Town – Welcome new open-age and junior players. DM for info. Actonians – Trials 25 June: experienced players wanted for 3 senior teams. […]

The Palestinian team, which was founded by players at Bethlehem University in 2008 and boasts many players from the Palestine national team, also met the city’s Lord Mayor before travelling to Goodison Park. EitC, Everton’s […]

Hannah Blundell and Beth Mead scored a goal apiece as England Women’s Under-23s defeated Norway 2-0 to win the annual Nordic Tournament. Blundell halted a Norwegian attack, played a one-two with Mead and calmly slotted […]

With a number of exclusive events taking place over the summer, the UCFB Open Day is the perfect opportunity to experience what life is like at the world-first institution. With state-of-the-art campuses in London and […]

The 28-year-old left Notts County in April, and Albion say she arrives on the south coast with a vast amount of experience, having begun her career with Arsenal. She moved to London rivals Chelsea in […]

Joining until the end of the season are French goalkeeper Joanna Viollaz from Spartans and attacking midfielder Caitlin O’Hara. Winger Amanda Traynor meanwhile has put pen to paper on a three-month deal, while on summer […]