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 ...
Tag: Women’s FA Cup
Woodley United Ladies 5-3 Milton United: Kestrels fly past Milton in FA Women’s Cup
Woodley United progressed to the First Qualifying round of the Vitality FA Women’s cup for only the second time in ...
Football round-up: Binfield crash out of FA Cup while Sumas continue remarkable league form
Thames Valley Women’s Division One WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK had a game to forget in the Thames Valley Women’s Division One ...
Woodley United Ladies 5-2 Wargrave Women: Lambourne hat-trick sees Kestrels progress in Women’s FA Cup
Woodley United Ladies progressed in the FA Women’s cup following a comfortable victory against neighbours Wargrave in a match that ...
Reading FC Women book FA Cup semi-final spot with dramatic win over Man Utd
Reading Women are one step away from a Wembley FA Cup final after a dramatic comeback win over Manchester United ...
Reading FC Women cruise through in FA Cup
Fara Williams scored five goals as Reading Women crushed non-league Keynsham Town Ladies 13-0 in Woking. The Royals were firm ...
Woodley United Ladies set for historic FA Cup tie
MARC SURTEES says there is no pressure on Woodley United Ladies as they prepare for an historic day in the ...
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