Ladies taught lesson
Letchworth Ladies were taught a lesson in the East Premier League. They were beaten 3-0 by the students from Cambridge University. Jo Pinn scored the only goal as the thirds beat Stevenage Ladies seconds 1-0. Stevenage Ladies moved back into second in the
Letchworth Ladies were taught a lesson in the East Premier League.
They were beaten 3-0 by the students from Cambridge University.
Jo Pinn scored the only goal as the thirds beat Stevenage Ladies seconds 1-0.
Stevenage Ladies moved back into second in the league with a storming 2-0 victory against Ipswich thirds.
The tough opposition did not phase Stevenage as they soon settled into the pace of the game to give them the upper hand.
The first goal followed pressure in the attacking half and a short corner with Gemma Wickham drag flicking the ball into the back of the net.
Most Read
- 1 Plans for new Stevenage secondary school raise concerns
- 2 Cash stolen in Stevenage car break-ins
- 3 Council confirms first monkeypox case in Hertfordshire
- 4 Stevenage supermarket may have double-charged customers
- 5 Faulty lift leaves disabled Stevenage residents forced to climb 12-storey block of flats for six weeks
- 6 Platinum Jubilee: Hertfordshire's royal visits in pictures
- 7 Stevenage's Lister Hospital changes maternity visiting guidance
- 8 Audi driver in his 20s killed in crash with lorry on A507 near Shefford
- 9 Steve Evans begins Stevenage revolution with three new signings
- 10 The history behind two Stevenage public murals - one at Primark - now protected with listed status
The second half saw Ipswich come out harder and faster, challenging all the Stevenage players.
Joint players of the match Zoe Heaton and Liz Gates, along with the defence and Lisa Pickard in goal, kept Ipswich from scoring.
Stevenage maintained their passing, communication and attacking purpose and a deserved strike by Hannah Finch secured the 2-0 win and the points.
