Wednesday’s results in the FA Women’s National League saw London Bees relegated from the Southern Premier and Sporting Khalsa go top of Division 1 Midlands. Northern Premier Division Stoke City 2-0 Derby County West Bromwich […]
FA Women’s National League matches this midweek began with an impressive away win for Northampton Town and crucial points for AFC Sudbury. Division 1 Midlands – Boldmere St Michaels 1-4 Northampton Town (Att: 75) Boldmere’s Division […]
Tuesday starts a busy midweek of three more evenings of FA Women’s National League action, as promotion and relegation battles intensify. Boldmere will go top of Division 1 Midlands if they beat fifth-placed Northampton tonight […]
West Brom hold FA Women’s National League Northern Premier title hopefuls Burnley, as Newcastle United go marching on at the top. NORTHERN PREMIER DIVISION AFC Fylde 1-2 Stoke City Derby County 3-3 Halifax (Att: 158) […]
Big venues for the FA Women’s National League with matches at Exeter City, Middlesbrough, QPR, Stockport County and West Bromwich Albion. West Brom welcome third-placed Burnley to The Hawthorns, while Northern Premier leaders Newcastle United […]
At the beginning of next season, Cardiff City Ladies will evolve into Gwalia United marking a new chapter for the only Welsh club in the English women’s pyramid. Taking on the name Gwalia United, an […]
Portsmouth opened up a nine-point lead in FA Women’s National League Southern Premier Division but only after two very late goals at Cardiff City LFC. NORTHERN PREMIER DIVISION Derby County 0-2 Burnley (Att: 334) Nottingham […]
Newcastle United and Portsmouth resume their respective FA Women’s National League promotion pushes after last week’s Cup semi-final clash. Most of the Northern Premier Division’s top four are on their travels, leaders Newcastle United at […]
The FA Women’s National League Cup Final will be between Hashtag United and Newcastle United, while Cambridge United and Derby County are to contest the Plate. LEAGUE CUP SEMI-FINALS Halifax 0-2 Hashtag United (Att: 322) […]
Luton Town FC’s 11,500-capacity Kenilworth Road will become the first Premier League ground to host the FA WNL Cup final. The FA Women’s National League Cup Final will be played on Women’s Football Weekend (23-24 […]
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