England’s U17s were back in action on Thursday afternoon as they secured a vital win against Belgium in their European Qualifying group.
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Match day 9 of the FAWNL Division 1 got underway on Sunday 3rd October as teams looked to build on their starts to the season.
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Match day 8 of the FAWNL got underway on Sunday 3rd October as teams looked to build on their starts to the season.
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England’s U17s began their European qualifying campaign with defeat to Russia in Inowroclaw.
The Barclays FAWSL continues this weekend. Find out how to be there and/or where to watch:
Match day 7 of the FAWNL got underway on Sunday 26th September as teams looked to build on their starts to the season.
Read all about the action in the Division 1 here:
Match day 7 of the FAWNL got underway on Sunday 26th September as teams looked to build on their starts to the season.
Read all about the action in the Premier Divisions here:
“What we have been trying to do is switch fields very quickly, and then find spaces and have crosses also, and be relentless. I think that was ok. When you score 10, it’s pretty good.”
These were the words of a satisfied Sarina Wiegman as England wrapped up a successful first camp, securing an emphatic victory over Luxembourg without having to move out of second gear.
Sarina Wiegman’s England era got off to a high-scoring start on a balmy September evening in Southampton. On a night that saw glimpses of the present and the future, the Lionesses eased past North Macedonia, left with only the feeling that it should have been more emphatic.
A new era begins this week as England’s Lionesses start life under their new manager, Sarina Wiegman. A renowned name in the women’s game, the Dutch national brings with her plenty of prestige and experience. Her arrival also brings hope that she will oversee a change in fortunes for the Lionesses side that has won just four of their last 12 matches since the completion of the World Cup in 2019.