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... West Gloucestershire expect to be full for their encounter with National Surbiton Coombe Dingle (1pm) In National Women's Premier League Clifton suffered their third odd-goal defeat campaign has just win glrle with v Mrs later month after Central's ...
... penalty flicks as they went down 1-0 to Sutton Coldfield The result leaves them rooted to the foot of the National Women’s Premier League Sutton Coldfield fielding a strong side featuring Great Britain captain Jane Sixsmith converted a stroke 10 minutes ...
... By ALAN FORD CLIFTON can start planning for another season in the National Women’s Premier League Great Britain coach Sue Slocombe’s club side left it until the last day of the campaign to preserve their status A 2-1 win at Ealing condemned the London ...
... young defender who is moving to the Bristol area was with Ealing who were the side to take the drop from the National Women’s Premier League as Clifton made a last-day escape On the debit side Clifton have lost experienced squad member Jenny Waghom who has ...
... morning 1030am and I U40am with the final By ALAN BRICK BRISTOL::: ladies need experienced players-' for their National Women's Premier League Southern Division season: We nlav at Almonds bury Town's Oaklands Park ground and - train there on a-Wednesday - ...
... side Blackbrook CLIFTON Ladies coach Sue Slocombe today reflected the mood the camp Saturday's important National Women's Premier League Bracknell The Bristol record far this term three defeats and just victory second battle relegation might around the ...
... medal winners in a four or five-match Test series Meanwhile two goals from Nicky Swan earned Clifton a vital National Women's Premier League home win against Bracknell Goals from Adrian Mathews and Gary Tredgett could not prevent Firebrands going down 4-2 ...
... for the wounds to heal from a double disappointment in the space of 24 hours Beaten 2-0 at home by red-hot National Women's Premier League title favourites Slough and then dumped out of the AEWHA Cup by Hightown Clifton do not play another meaningful fixture ...