Football was the 1st love on the Supporting Women’s Football Blog this Valentine’s Day. The latest match report, featuring a match from the FAWPL South East Division One. 4th placed Cambridge United WFC were at home at Ely City FC taking on Old Actonians Ladies who haven’t played a league match since the start of November last year and have played half the fixtures Cambridge have. The newly promoted side have slipped down the table due to lack of league action will be looking to start picking up the points whilst Cambridge having just seen an unbeaten run of 8 matches end will want to put another run together to finish the season on a high. For all of the action click on the link below to take you to the SWF Blog
Category Archives: Match Reports
Match Report – Charlton Athletic Women v Newcastle United WFC
The football action on the Supporting Women’s Football Blog this Sunday comes from the 3rd Round proper of the FA Women’s Cup. An all FAWPL clash Southern v Northern Division as promotion chasing Charlton Athletic Women hosted Newcastle United WFC at Sporting Club Thamesmead. One side proved to be far stronger than the other on the day for all of the match action click on the link below to take you to the blog report.
Match Report – Kirkley & Pakefield FC Ladies v North Walsham Angels Ladies
The football action on the Supporting Women’s Football Blog this Sunday features a top of the table clash in Norfolk Women’s Division Two with the top two in the league gunning for promotion both unbeaten so far this campaign, Kirkley & Pakefield FC Ladies v North Walsham Angels Ladies. Two sides playing in only their 2nd season each proved to be a real cracker and a fantastic advert for women’s football in the county. Click on the link below to take you to all the match action.
Match Report – Enfield Town Ladies v Cambridge United WFC
This Sunday’s match report on the Supporting Women’s Football Blog comes from the FAWPL South East Division One and features the game between Enfield Town Ladies & Cambridge United WFC. Enfield Town Ladies haven’t played a league game since October 25th 2015 and with just 2 cup games in between are rearing to get their league campaign restarted. Their opponents today are on a hot streak of form Cambridge United WFC have been getting the games in with a run of 8 games unbeaten that has seen them climb to 4th in the table, click on the link below to take you to all the match action (photo credit – Kevin Richards)
Match Report – Wymondham Town Ladies v Brandon Town Ladies
The football on the Supporting Women’s Football Blog this Sunday comes from Norfolk, a top of the table clash in Division One as 2 of the 4 battling it out for the title went head to head at King’s Head Meadow, 4th placed Wymondham Town Ladies the hosts going into the match with a perfect record, 5 wins out of 5 taking on 3rd placed Brandon Town Ladies the newly promoted outfit have lost just the once themselves that coming last weekend against another title rival Aylsham FC Ladies. How the top 4 fair against one another will go along way in deciding who will emerge as champions come the end of the season. For all of the match action click on the link below to take you to the SWF Blog.
Match Report – Bury Town Ladies v Ipswich Wanderers Ladies
The women’s football action featured on the Supporting Women’s Football Blog this Sunday comes from the ERWFL Division One East, an all Suffolk affair with Bury Town Ladies taking on Ipswich Wanderers Ladies. An unusually dry afternoon at the start of 2016 both sides playing their 1st competitive match of the New Year. Two evenly matches sides contesting a game that could have gone either way, for all of the match action click on the link below to take you to the report.
Match Report – Billericay Town Ladies v Acle United Ladies
The Supporting Women’s Football Blog started 2016 off with a trip down to Essex to watch a match from the Eastern Region Women’s Premier Division, between title hopefuls Billericay Town Ladies laying 2nd in the table going into the match as they took on Norfolk side Acle United Ladies who had played just the one competitive match since the start of November 2015. A wet and windy, thoroughly miserable day the rain lashing down the match was played on a 3G pitch one of just a handful to survive the weather, a win for Billericay and they would retake the lead in the table. Click on the link below to take you to all the match action
Match Report – C&K Basildon Ladies v Portsmouth FC Ladies
The final match report of 2015 on the Supporting Women’s Football Blog comes from the FAWPL Southern Division. A trip down to Canvey Island FC in Essex to watch newly promoted side C&K Basildon Ladies take on defending champions Portsmouth FC Ladies. Turned out to be another highly entertaining match to end the year on a 7 goal thriller, click on the link below to take you to the blog to read all the action.
Match Report – North Walsham Angels Ladies v Sprowston Ladies
This Sunday’s women’s football action on the Supporting Women’s Football Blog comes from Norfolk. In Division Two a clash between 2nd and 3rd as one of the favourites to win the title, North Walsham Angels Ladies hosted Sprowston Ladies who were on a great run of league form going into this weekends game 4 straight wins which had put them to within a point of their opponents. Click on the link below to take you to the match report.
Match Report – Old Actonians Ladies v Swindon Town Ladies
Action from the FA Women’s Cup this Sunday on the Supporting Women’s Football Blog. As the competition enters the 1st Round Proper. 12 ties featuring sides that have battled through at least two rounds of qualifying. Trip down south to Uxbridge the venue for today’ s match the FAWPL South East Division One side, Old Actonians Ladies taking on South West Division One counterparts, Swindon Town Ladies. Both sides vying for a place in the next round when the FAWPL Northern and Southern Division sides enter into the competition. Click on the link below to take you to all of the match action.
SWF Blog – Match Report – Old Actonians Ladies v Swindon Town Ladies










