Football round-up: Sumas and S4K Ladies hit hat-tricks while Kestrels bow out of FA Women’s Cup
FA Women's CupWOODLEY UNITED LADIES’ Vitality Women’s FA cup run came to an end on Sunday at Met Police FC’s ...
FA Women's CupWOODLEY UNITED LADIES’ Vitality Women’s FA cup run came to an end on Sunday at Met Police FC’s ...
Thames Valley Women’s Division One WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK LADIES suffered a heavy defeat after they were beaten 7-1 in their ...
Woodley United progressed to the First Qualifying round of the Vitality FA Women’s cup for only the second time in ...
Thames Valley Women’s Division One WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK had a game to forget in the Thames Valley Women’s Division One ...
EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA LADIES made a superb start to their league campaign as they smashed eight goals past City Belles ...
Binfield, Sumas and Woodley United all enjoyed Hellenic League victories in their midweek fixtures. After two successive victories in the ...
Woodley United Ladies progressed in the FA Women’s cup following a comfortable victory against neighbours Wargrave in a match that ...
Jamie Williams’ WOODLEY UNITED side continued preparations ahead of the new season with a pre-season fixture against Sandhurst Sports. Woodley ...
Woodley United manager Jamie Williams is expecting the talent of his side to push the club up the table as ...
Wokingham & Emmbrook faced off against Sandhurst Town as they both make preparations ahead of the new Hellenic League Division ...
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