Women’s pre-season friendly results from 14 August

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Charlton Athletic vs West Ham United -
Sophie O’Rourke (#21 Charlton) passes the ball while under pressure from Keira Flannery (#41 West Ham). (James Whitehead/SPP)

Pre-season games saw Spurs beaten in Kentucky, Birmingham City victorious over Reading, over a thousand fans watched Sunderland beat Nottingham Forest 3-0, while West Ham came from behind to win at Charlton.

Abbey Rangers 7-0 Slough Town
AEK-Boco Res 3-4 Red Falcon
AFC Dunstable 3-1 Northampton Town Devs
Ammanford 10-1 Ystradgynlais

Caitlin Foord bagged a brace for Arsenal in a 2-1 win over Brighton & Hove Albion at London Colney.

Ascot United 2-6 Fulham
Ashford Town 1-0 Crawley Wasps
Ashford United 6-0 Meridian
Bangor A-A Llandudno (abandoned due to medical emergency)
Barking 0-4 Bowers & Pitsea
Barnsley Women 1-2 Liverpool Feds
Bewdley Town 2-4 Walsall
Biggleswade United 6-3 Cardea

Birmingham City & Reading
Birmingham City player battles for ball during the 1-0 win over Reading, in which Libby Smith scored. (Karl Newton/SPP)

Blackburn Rovers 2-0 Stoke City
Bolton Wanderers 1-4 Bury
Bromley 0-2 Dulwich Hamlet
Cambridge United Devs 7-2 Histon
Caversham United 4-0 Fleet Town
Charlestown 0-5 Plympton

Charlton Athletic led West Ham United with an early Heidi Logan effort, before Yui Hasegawa turned the game around with second-half brace.

Clapton CFC 2-2 Enfield Town Devs

Spurs’ Nikola Karzewska got a second-half goal back in a 2-1 loss to Mexico’s Club América. They will play Tokyo Verdy Beleza in the The Women’s Cup fifth-place game on Wednesday, the Japanese side having lost 3-1 to AC Milan.

Consett 3-0 Horden CW
Cray Valley 1-0 Foots Cray Lionesses
Darwen 2-3 Preston North End
Dartford 0-0 London Seaward
Derby County 2-2 Cardiff City LFC
FC United of Manchester 4-0 Kidderminster Harriers
Feniton 2-2 Liskeard Athletic
Fylde 2-0 Chorley
Foxhole 4-2 Mousehole
Haringey Borough 8-3 MK Dons U-23s
Havant & Waterlooville 1-1 Chichester City
Huddersfield Amateur 3-3 Skipton Town
Hull City 0-1 Brighouse Town
Langford 2-1 Hitchin Town XI
Leafield Athletic 1-2 Boldmere St Michaels

Leicester City edged Southampton 1-0, Sam Tierney the scorer when following up Molly Pike’s long-range effort that came back off the bar.

Letchworth Garden City 1-3 Hitchin Town
Long Eaton United Devs 2-1 Tamworth


Middlezoy Rovers 0-4 Marine Academy Plymouth
Montpelier Villa 0-5 Hastings United

Newcastle United went down 2-0 at home to Burnley. (Photo: Colin Lock)

Newcastle Town XI 7-1 Abbey Hulton United
Newhaven 8-3 Eastbourne Town
Northampton Town 7-1 Wycombe Wanderers
Norton & Stockton Ancients 4-0 Newcastle United U-23s
Oxford United 3-0 Hashtag United
Peterborough United 3-1 Cambridge United
Portsmouth 1-0 Cardiff City FC
Queen’s Park Rangers 0-2 Southampton Women
Redditch United 0-4 AFC Telford United
Rhyl 0-2 Chester
Rugby Town 2-2 Moulton
St Agnes 2-1 Wadebridge
Salford City 0-4 Stockport County
Selsey 3-1 Plymouth Argyle

Sheffield City 3 Dearne & District 6
Dearne & District on the attack in a 6-3 victory at Sheffield City. (Photo: Julian Barker

Solihull Sporting 1-2 Notts County
South Shields 0-7 Durham Cestria
Spennymoor Town 1-5 Middlesbrough
Stockport County Res 2-3 Athletico Middleton
Stockport County Devs 3-4 Mossley
Stourbridge 3-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers Devs
Sunderland 3-0 Nottingham Forest

Thackley 0-2 Wakefield Res
The New Saints 1-8 Merseyrail
Torquay United 1-4 Barry Town United
Tottenham Hotspur Academy 5-1 Enfield Town
United Services Portsmouth 8-3 Hamble
Wallingford & Crowmarsh 7-0 East Oxford
Walsall Wood 7-0 Leek Town Res
Wallsend BC Res 2-0 Blyth Town
Wem Town 0-3 Tranmere Rovers
West Bromwich Albion 0-1 MK Dons
Willingham Wolves 7-3 Newmarket Town Devs
Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-4 Ipswich Town
Worthing 9-0 London Seaward XI
York City 1-4 Doncaster Rovers Belles

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