OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME 2018/19 SEASON, VOLUME 1 ISSUE 3
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WHAT A START TO THE LEAGUE SEASON IT’S BEEN FOR CASEY STONEY’S REDS, WITH THE WILDCATS NEXT UP ON HOME SOIL... Inside today’s match programme:
N EWS ALE RTS
p4 Casey Stoney column p7 London Bees match report p8 Sheffield Utd match report p11 Alex Greenwood column
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Amy Turner interview Player statistics Today’s opposition 2018/19 team statistics
INTERNATIONAL BREAK AWAITS...
After today, there’s a two-week hiatus from domestic action for the Reds, with the second international break of 2018/19 seeing United skipper Alex Greenwood (below) among those joining up with the England squad as they ramp up their World Cup preparations. The Lionesses will play friendlies against Brazil, at Notts County’s Meadow Lane on Sat 6 Oct, then Australia at Fulham’s Craven Cottage on Tue 9 Oct. Tickets are available at TheFA.com/Tickets.
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2,003 AT LSV Despite torrential rain and heavy rush-hour traffic coming out of Manchester, a crowd of 2,003 made it along to our last home outing, against Sheffield United 10 days ago. That attendance was bigger than any in England’s top two divisions last weekend – and if you made it here as a group of four, special thanks for getting us over the 2,000 mark!
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MU Women match programme: Editor Charlie Ghagan Editor-in-chief Ian McLeish Contributors Joe Ganley, Harriet Drudge, Adam Bath Photography Getty Images, PA Images, John Peters, Matthew Peters, Ash Donelon, Tom Purslow Thanks to Haylee Blease, Mark Donnelly @ Durham Women Printed by MuPrint.com ⬤ Copyright Manchester United 2018
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H E A D C OAC H ’ S C O L U M N
Casey Stoney
THE HEAD COACH’S COLUMN
The togetherness in the squad, alongside your support, is already reaping rewards
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ood afternoon and welcome to Leigh Sports Village, and a huge thank you to those of you who braved the dreadful weather to come to our previous home match here. It was amazing to see over 2,000 of you at the game and we were happy we could deliver three points against Sheffield United. Conditions were difficult but we know we let our intensity drop a little, so I was pleased to see us regain it away against London Bees. Having said that, two matches, eight goals and two more clean sheets is really pleasing. It’s my belief that if you can’t defend well, you can’t attack well so we are working on that as a foundation to everything we do. Siobhan Chamberlain has been excellent despite not always having a lot to do. When she has been called upon, she has made important saves. Two games in the space of four days meant we made a few changes to the side too. The lack of recovery time between fixtures is always an important consideration, but we also want to give everyone game time and the opposition a different challenge to think about every time we play. As an example, Lauren James played at no.9 on Sunday because
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we knew she could cause their defenders problems – which she did! – and we changed our system in the second half. Having flexibility to change systems and personnel is really important because each team we face pose different problems for us to find solutions to. Today’s visitors, Durham, will do just that. They are unbeaten in the league and are a strong, physical side, meaning we’ll have to be especially aware at set-pieces. Lee Sanders’ side are also a team who have been together for a few years and I think that always makes a side difficult to play against. The closeness we’ve shown in just four months makes it look like we’ve been together years too, though. It is brilliant to see how incredible the togetherness is between the squad: they are great characters and that’s what I wanted – characters and voices, all supporting each other, on and off the pitch. That, plus your support, motivates us to keep our intensity and performance high. Enjoy the game.
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THEY ARE GREAT CHARACTERS AND THAT’S WHAT I WANTED – CHARACTERS AND VOICES, ALL SUPPORTING EACH OTHER, ON AND OFF THE PITCH
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FIVE-STAR SHOWING
Green at the double as Reds light up Bees’ Hive
LONDON BEES 0 UNITED WOMEN 5 CHAMPIONSHIP | THE HIVE | SCORERS: GREEN (17, 55), JAMES (27), M TURNER (44), TOONE (78) | ATT: 642
United remain top of the Championship after goals from Mollie Green (2), Lauren James, Millie Turner and Ella Toone ensured a third consecutive victory, on a sunny afternoon at The Hive Stadium against London Bees. The Reds, donning their pink away kit, started the brighter of the two teams. Kirsty Smith marauded her way into the penalty box and found Green, whose looping effort at goal just missed the target. But soon afterwards, United took the lead. James delivered a delightful low cross into the box from the left and Green was on hand to poke it home. James was tormenting the Bees’ defence and just before the half-hour mark she scored the second, the 16-year-old cutting inside in the penalty area and firing in at the near post. Moments later, Alex Greenwood, who had surged forward brilliantly, crossed the ball but Kirsty Hanson’s downward header hit the post. The visitors had to be wary of the threat from Bees midfielder Destiney Toussaint, whose direct runs down the right caused moments of concern for United. However, her
impact on the game was cut short as she was stretchered off just before half-time. There was still time for a third United goal ahead of the interval, Millie Turner netting her first for the club. A cross into the box forced a goalmouth scramble and the defender’s diving header found its way into the net, giving Casey Stoney’s side a healthy half-time lead. The visiting Reds continued to push for a fourth after the restart, and Green was the one to get it. Ten minutes into the second half, after some fine build-up play down the right, the 21-year-old midfielder was left in acres of space to put the ball through Sarah Quantrill’s legs in the Bees’ net for her second goal. With 15 minutes to play, substitute Toone was on hand to make it 5-0 as she made the most of a poor clearance by Quantrill, rounding off another assured display in front of goal for the Reds, and another clean sheet. United Women: Chamberlain; Smith, A Turner (Sigsworth 45), M Turner, Greenwood; Palmer, Zelem, Green (Hartley 75); Hanson, James (Toone 56), Arnot
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UNITED WOMEN 3 SHEFF UTD WOMEN 0 CHAMPIONSHIP | LEIGH SV | SCORERS: ZELEM (12 PEN), HANSON (40), ARNOT (64) | ATT: 2,003
Reds need to battle through the rain to overcome Blades, with Zelem leading the way from the spot United Women maintained their perfect Zelem scored a penalty for the start to the league season with a 3-0 second successive game win against Sheffield United in difficult conditions at Leigh Sports Village. Playing under heavy rain, Katie Zelem opened the scoring from the spot on 12 minutes when Lauren James was brought down inside the area. Just before the break, United doubled the lead as Kirsty Hanson curled home a right-footed shot, before substitute Lizzie Arnot slotted home midway through the second half to make the win safe. Alex Greenwood, back in the starting XI following a minor injury, nearly scored the opener inside five minutes after a the Reds put daylight between the teams. fantastic run. Unfortunately for the With minutes to go before half-time, Hanson skipper, her shot failed to find the target. unleashed a curling right-footed effort from Five minutes later, United were in front outside the box, which looped into the net. after James was fouled inside the area United were out of sight midway through by Ellie Fletcher. Katie Zelem made the second half when Hanson muscled her no mistake with a composed finish. way into the box from the right and her Such an early setback did not deter the square ball fell to Arnot, who was on visitors and they continued to apply pressure hand to slot the ball into the Blades’ net. as a run from Ellie Gilliatt forced Millie Turner James had a chance to make it 4-0, but into action to clear the danger. At the other the teenager’s effort from outside the box end, James’s incisive through ball looked was off target. With five minutes to go, set to find Jess Sigsworth, but it was the hosts hit the bar again, intercepted before it could reach our no.9. this time from Aimee Sigsworth then turned provider, laying Palmer’s powerful effort. the ball off to Hanson, whose effort There was one moment from outside the area smashed against of concern as Hanson the woodwork. Zelem had a chance was forced off with five to net a second from close range, minutes to go, leaving the only for her shot to go straight at Reds to finish the game grateful goalkeeper Nicola Hobbs. with 10 players, but Sheffield United had a golden they stood strong in opportunity to grab an equaliser the closing stages. when Chloe Dixon found herself put through, but she was United Women: Chamberlain; prevented from troubling Harris, A Turner, M Turner, Siobhan Chamberlain Greenwood; Zelem, Green after a great recovery (Palmer 45), James; by Amy Turner. Scorer Hanson Hanson, Toone (Arnot 45), gets a congratulatory Just as the Blades were hug from Green Sigsworth (Devlin 64) growing in confidence, 08 Manchester United Women v Durham Women
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WE’VE GOT THE TASTE OF KEEPING CLEAN SHEETS, AND WE WANT ANOTHER... YOU TAKE A LOT OF PRIDE FROM IT
Alex Greenwood
THE CAPTAIN’S COLUMN
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onsidering we won 3-0 it might sound a little crazy, but we were disappointed with our performance against Sheffield United. The conditions weren’t great, which didn’t help, but we have high expectations of our performances, and against London Bees we were much better. We started stronger, we showed more intent getting forward, and we were more diligent at the back. I’m sure we’ll have other games like Sheffield United – it happens in football – and the fact we still got the win and kept a clean sheet are signs of a good side. Today’s opponents Durham have scored and conceded quite a few this season, and you fans might be hoping for an open game, but I’m not! We’ve got the taste of keeping clean sheets now, and we want another. As a defender, you take a lot of pride from that; it’s a nice feeling. Our fixtures are quite spread out for the next couple of months, but it was good to play two games so close to each other, as we did last week. Some of the players wouldn’t have been used to that, but it’s a lesson for what hopefully will come in the future – if we have ambitions of playing in the top division and the Champions League, we need to be ready for two games a week. The club provides brilliant facilities for recovery, and we already have strength
in depth in the squad, so we can have no excuses for not being ready for such a schedule. That strength in depth was clear to see in our last game. Aimee Palmer made her first start, and did really well – as did Naomi Hartley when she made her debut towards the end. I was pleased to see Millie Turner get her first goal, too. That’s eight different scorers we have now, which is another positive sign of a good team. I’ll have to try and get myself on that list at some point!
We stepped up our performance last Sunday
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“I grew up more excited about clearances than shots on target” As centre-back Amy Turner insists, she’s at the right club with the right coach to develop her assured defensive game even further...
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What were the main factors and I feel that, when I’ve played next to her, in you deciding you wanted to I’ve become a better player because of it. play for Manchester United? So I thought the chance to play under Firstly, it was the size of the Casey would be massive for me. club. When a powerhouse like AMY’S Manchester United comes You’ve already amassed STATISTICS into the league, it’s difficult a good amount of Age: 27 Born: Sheffield to turn that opportunity experience and have Position: Centre-back/full-back down. I knew the club played at the top level Previous clubs: 2007-09 Doncaster had waited a few years to of the women’s game. Rovers Belles; 2009-10 Hofstra Pride (USA); 2011 Doncaster Rovers start a women’s team, so Was there ever a worry Belles; 2011-12 Leeds United; I knew they were going to in your mind that dropping 2012-13 Sheffield; 2013-16 Notts do things properly and really down a division was the County; 2017-18 Liverpool International career: go for it. The chance to play wrong move to make 2015- England under Casey also played a at this stage of your career? (4 caps) big part, too. I played with her I did think about that – it was one at Lincoln and Liverpool last of my concerns, I suppose – but season and I’ve always looked up to Casey after speaking to Casey and hearing about as a role model, being a c entre-half myself. the players she was bringing in, I knew that She’s always been someone I’ve admired the standard of training was going to Manchester United Women v Durham Women 13
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be up there. I knew if individuals were driving those standards and we were able to get to play some games against some of the WSL1 teams, my worries would be fine. Wearing the Manchester United badge can bring extra pressure, wouldn’t you agree? I think you always tend to play better under pressure. When there’s expectation there, it drives you sometimes and, for me personally, I think I play better under pressure. Teams are going to want to play us and beat us, so there is going to be a bit of that this season but we are ready for it. We’re not just preparing to win the Championship; we are prepping for future seasons to come. So you want to be here at United for the long haul then... Definitely, I’m not here just for a season, I want to be here for a few years and I want to make a difference. I feel like this year was always going to be a big year for me. I’ve been injured a couple of times in the last couple of years, so I really need a big year under my belt. I felt this was the club to get me to where I want to be. When you first heard that United were starting a women’s team ahead of the 2018/19 season, what were your initial impressions? I was a little taken aback when I heard. Obviously, there had been rumours in the past but nothing quite materialised, but when I found out that the rumours were true and that Casey was going to be the head coach, I was really excited – I think that was my overwhelming emotion.
Even at 27, Amy is one of the more senior members of a young United squad, and her experience is already proving vital
It’s not often you get chance to create history and to be part of a new project like this, is it? Yes, it’s a fresh start for a lot of us here. We’re all at different stages in our careers, we’ve got quite a young team and I suppose my responsibility within the team now is probably different to what I’ve had at previous clubs. I don’t think I’ve quite reached my potential as such yet, so I’m looking forward to building and improving
WHEN THERE’S EXPECTATION THERE, IT DRIVES YOU, AND PERSONALLY I PLAY BETTER UNDER PRESSURE and hopefully the next two years will be a big time in my career. Describe yourself as a player… I’ve been described before as ‘a defender who enjoys defending’, which I find quite strange! I’m more of an old-school type defender I guess – I grew up more excited about defending, clearances and big headers than goals, shots on target and stuff like that. I do enjoy defending and recently I think I’ve matured into more of an analyser of the game. I like to read the game. I feel like I make good decisions at the right time.
What are your goals for the 2018/19 season? I think promotion from the Championship is probably our main aim for the season as a team but, I suppose in the short term, we want to come together as quickly as possible and get that unity going. I can already tell that the feelings are there and everybody in the squad is on the same page. We have some great characters in the squad and I think once we’ve all properly gelled together and we’re playing nice, attractive football, everything else will come. Manchester United Women v Durham Women 15
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MARTHA HARRIS Position Defender DOB 19/8/1994 Nationality English
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LUCY ROBERTS Position Defender DOB 11/5/2001 Nationality English
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SIOBHAN CHAMBERLAIN Position Goalkeeper DOB 15/8/1983 Nationality English
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EMILY RAMSEY Position Goalkeeper DOB 16/11/2000 Nationality English
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ALEX GREENWOOD Position Defender DOB 7/9/1993 Nationality English
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MILLIE TURNER Position Defender DOB 7/7/1996 Nationality English
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NAOMI HARTLEY Position Defender DOB 12/1/2001 Nationality English
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A livewire attacker capable of causing major damage from wide positions, Tyldesley-born Ella Toone is a former member of United’s girls’ set-up, and returns to the club after signing from Manchester City. The England youth international has featured in every game so far, with four of her five appearances coming from the bench – where she’s made a real impact, scoring against both Aston Villa and London Bees after being introduced to the action.
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LEAH GALTON Position Forward DOB 24/5/1994 Nationality English
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LIZZIE ARNOT Position Forward DOB 1/3/1996 Nationality Scottish
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KIRSTY HANSON Position Forward DOB 17/4/1998 Nationality Scottish
JESS SIGSWORTH Position Forward DOB 13/10/1994 Nationality English
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EBONY SALMON Position Forward DOB 27/1/2001 Nationality English
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THE VISITORS Lee Sanders’ Wildcats are great entertainers, with plenty of goals on show once again this season...
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ounded in 2014 via a merger between South Durham & Cestria and the city’s university side, Durham Women FC joined the second tier that same year, and have proven one of the division’s most consistent outfits. This will be their fifth campaign at this level, and under the tutelage of long-term boss Lee Sanders, they matched their best finish of fourth last term. Only eventual champions Doncaster Belles posted a stronger goal difference than the Wildcats, and they played out just two draws in the league – all of which has earned them a reputation as one of the division’s most eye-catching sides. But with United, Sheffield United and a host of other sides joining the Championship, Durham will have to be at somewhere near their best to
L A ST TH R E E G A M E S:
D 2-2 Charlton (H) 23.09.18 (Championship) L 3-3* Liverpool (H) 16.09.18 (League Cup) W 2-0 Sheff Utd (A) 08.09.18 (Championship)
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WSL2 (second tier): 4th place * Liverpool won shoot-out for bonus point
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maintain their usual consistency in 2018/19. Pleasingly for Sanders and the club’s supporters, leading scorer Beth Hepple and captain Sarah Wilson were two of several players to renew their contracts during the close season, while other new faces have arrived to bolster the squad’s depth. Goalkeeper Hannah Reid joined from Hibernian Ladies, while midfielder Chloe Knott ended a four-year spell in the United States to sign. Defender Abby Holmes also returned to the UK – from Dutch side PEC Zwolle – to become the club’s first acquisition of the summer, and Sanders describes her as “another leader” on the pitch.
FREE-FLOWING ENCOUNTERS
After a rigorous pre-season, followed by a win and a loss in their opening Continental Tyres League Cup fixtures, their first league action of the campaign began with an impressive 2-0 win away to Sheffield United. Continental Tyres Cup duties then resumed with a 3-3 draw against Liverpool (the Merseysiders picking up the bonus point by winning the penalty shoot-out). Last weekend saw Durham involved in another entertaining draw, Hepple and Emily Roberts finding the target in a free-flowing league clash with Charlton, that finished 2-2 at the Wildcats’ New Ferens Park. An intriguing season lies ahead for the club, with a host of new opponents set to challenge Sanders’ side for a place in the table’s upper reaches. But with a squad that is growing in quality by the season, and more players choosing to remain at New Ferens Park, it’s clear that Durham are a stable, ambitious club. And if you need proof of their excellence and steady growth, look no further: they were named the division’s Club of the Year in 2017.
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M A N A G E R: Lee Sanders
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By his own admission, the role of Wildcats manager is more than just a job for the club’s head honcho. Proud Durhamite Sanders has been involved with the team, in some form, since 2006, when he started the girl’s youth side that would eventually merge to become Durham Women. “I’ve pretty much done every role, from secretary to manager of juniors,” he says, and his close bond with the club is clearly demonstrated by both his hard work behind the scenes this summer and the consistent results he manages to achieve.
The recipient of the division’s Player of the Year award last season, Ness is a Scottish international and Durham local who returned to the club in 2017 after a spell in Sweden. A physical striker, she netted her first goal for Scotland in a vital World Cup qualifier against Poland in January, and contributed nine goals to the Wildcats’ cause. Ness signed a new contract to keep her at the club in May and, at just 22 years old, the forward looks set to go from strength to strength in the coming years.
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August
OPPOSITION
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Aston Villa Sheffield United London Bees Durham
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May
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LG Sat 20 Crystal Palace 12pm H LG Sun 28 Millwall Lionesses 2pm A
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LG Sun 10 Leicester City 12pm H LG Sun 31 Tottenham Hotspur 1pm A
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LG Sun 6 London Bees LG Sun 13 Charlton Athletic
January
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LG Sun 14 Charlton Athletic 12pm H LG Sun 28 Leicester City 2pm A
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LG LG LG LG
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CT Sun 19 Liverpool CT Sat 25 Reading
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LG – FA Women’s Championship; CT – FA Continental Tyres League Cup; FA – Women’s FA Cup; Scorers Bold; • Penalty; x Own Goal; *after extra-time; Booked ; Sent off ; First sub ; Second sub
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Galton Hanson 1 Hanson
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Sigsworth Sigsworth
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Devlin Green Zelem
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A Turner A Turner A Turner
James James
Zelem Zelem
Green Green
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Penalties taken – and scored – by Katie Zelem so far in 2018/19
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S E AS O N STAT I ST I C S
2 0 18/19 KEY STATI STI C S AN D TAB LE S FA WO M E N’S C HAM PI O N S H I P
1 UNITED 3 3 0 0 20 9
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2 Lewes 3 3 0 0 5 9
3 Tottenham 2 2 0 0 4 6
4 Charlton 2 1 1 0 2 4
5 Durham 2 1 1 0 2 4
6 Leicester 3 1 0 2 -2 3
7 London Bees 3 1 0 2 -5 3
8 Crystal Palace 3 0 1 2 -3 1
9 Millwall 3 0 1 2 -5 1
10 Sheffield Utd 2 0 0 2 -4 0
11 Aston Villa 0 0 2 -14 0
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2 Durham 3 1 2 -2 4
3 Everton 2 1 1 0 3
4 UNITED 2 1 1 -1 3
5 Liverpool 2 1 1 -1 2
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*All draws settled by penalty shoot-out for bonus point
APPEARAN C E S / G OALS
Apps Gls Lizzie Arnot 3 (1) 2 Fran Bentley 0 0 Siobhan Chamberlain 5 0 Charlie Devlin 1 (2) 0 Leah Galton 1 (2) 0 Mollie Green 4 (1) 3 Alex Greenwood 4 0 Kirsty Hanson 5 3 Martha Harris 2 0 Naomi Hartley 0 (1) 0 Lauren James 5 3 Aimee Palmer 1 (3) 0 Emily Ramsey 0 0 Lucy Roberts 0 0 Ebony Salmon 0 0 Jess Sigsworth 4 (1) 5 Kirsty Smith 4 0 Ella Toone 1 (4) 2 Amy Turner 5 0 Millie Turner 5 1 Katie Zelem 5 2
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Siobhan CHAMBERLAIN (GK) Martha HARRIS Alex GREENWOOD Amy TURNER Aimee PALMER Ella TOONE Mollie GREEN Jess SIGSWORTH Katie ZELEM Leah GALTON Naomi HARTLEY Emily RAMSEY (GK) Charlie DEVLIN Lucy ROBERTS Lauren JAMES Lizzie ARNOT Kirsty HANSON Ebony SALMON Kirsty SMITH Millie TURNER Fran BENTLEY (GK)
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DURHAM WOMEN
1 2 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 14 16 17 20 21 22 24 30 96
Hannah REID (GK) Kathryn HILL Sarah WILSON Sarah ROBSON Beth HEPPLE Zoe NESS Nicki GEARS Chloe KNOTT Megan BORTHWICK (GK) Becky SALICKI Ellie CHRISTON Emily ROBERTS Lauren BRIGGS Caroline DIXON Abi COTTAM Abby HOLMES Rosie TODD (GK) Rachel LEE
MATCH OFFICIALS Referee: Thomas Parsons Assistant referees: Matthew Edwards, Emily Carney