With all domestic matches suspended until at least 30 April and the 2019-20 Orchard Welsh Premier Women’s League extended indefinitely, we explore the current state of play. Swansea City had been closing in on the […]
The first implementation of club licensing for the Orchard Welsh Premier Women’s League has seen both Aberystwyth Town and Cardiff City FC fail to meet requirements. The FAW stated that clubs are assessed on; Sporting: Youth […]
John Carrier’s research into the evolution of women’s football in Wales featured an interview with Betty Davies, who played for Llay United Ladies around 1948. Asking the spritely 88-year-old from North Wales, whom he spoke […]
We spoke with Cwmbran Celtic coach, James Kinsella, whose side are within touching distance of becoming South Wales Women’s League champions. SK: How has your team’s season been going and have you been happy with […]
Swansea City went four points clear in the Orchard Welsh Premier Women’s League, while Aberystwyth Town were denied a first point in stoppage-time. WPWL results – 8 March Abergavenny 0-2 Swansea City Aberystwyth Town 1-2 […]
Cardiff City FC were the first to take points off Orchard Welsh Premier Women’s League leaders Swansea City, allowing Cardiff Met to gain ground. WPWL results – 1 March Cardiff City FC 0-0 Swansea City […]
Cardiff Met and Swansea City won through to the Orchard Welsh Premier Women’s League Cup final at Dragon Park on 29 March. WPWL Cup Semi-Finals Cardiff City FC 2-2 Cardiff Met (aet, Met won on […]
The FA of Wales Women’s Cup semi-final draw has paired new team Connah’s Quay Nomads with Welsh Premier League leaders Swansea City. FAW Women’s Cup S-Fs Cardiff City FC Women or Cardiff Met v Llandudno […]
North Wales League newcomers Connah’s Quay Nomads defeated WPWL opposition in Port Talbot Town to reach the FAW Women’s Cup semi-finals. Behind to a Lauren Amor penalty on the half-hour, the underdogs from two tiers […]
Swansea City won their FA of Wales Women’s Cup quarter-final with Bethel 4-0, while the other three ties were victims of Storm Ciara. The Welsh Premier leaders took 20 minutes to breakdown their North Wales […]