Women’s pre-season friendly results for 23/24 July | OneFootball

Sheffield United’s Mia Enderby (white) is denied during the win over Bradford City. (Photo:Julian Barker)

Here is our round-up of an extensive list of pre-season friendlies from the weekend of 23/24 July, where clubs have made results known.

Saturday 23 July

Aston Villa 6-0 Oxford United

On target for Villa were Evie Rabjohn, Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah, Mary McAteer, Maz Pacheco, Tash Harding and Olivia Rabjohn.

Billericay Town 1-5 West Ham United

The Hammers goals came from Alex Hennessy, Claudia Walker, Yui Hasegawa a late Mel Filis brace, Lucy Jones converting a penalty for Billericay.

Ebbsfleet United 5-1 Harlow Town (Att: 237) West Didsbury & Chorlton 2-5 Darwen

Sunday 24 July

Aberystwyth Town 0-3 Stourbridge Aberystwyth Town Res 0-3 Stourbridge Res Actonians 3rds 3-8 Wycombe Wanderers Res AEK-Boco Res 0-4 Bradley Stoke AFC Bournemouth 6-0 Sherborne Town AFC Dunstable 1-12 Stevenage AFC Stoneham 2-3 AFC Portchester Alder 2-2 Sir Tom Finney Annan Athletic 0-8 Workington Reds Athletico Middleton 7-3 Salford United Barnsley Res 4-3 Doncaster Belles Res Barry Town United 3-3 Keynsham Town Birmingham City 2-2 Nottingham Forest

Mai Moncaster and a trialist had Forest two up, before Christie Murray and Abi Cowie replying.

Bishops Lydeard 2-3 Liskeard Athletic Bodmin 7-0 Dropship Boldmere St Michaels 1-3 Hashtag United

Boldmere St Michaels tackled by Hashtag United. (Photo: Andy Smith)

Bolton Wanderers 3-1 Warrington Wolves Bowers & Pitsea 2-2 Aylesford Bristol Rovers 5-0 Middlezoy Rovers Burnley 5-6 Barnsley Burton Albion 4-4 Kidderminster Harriers Bury 8-1 Stockport County EDS Caversham United 1-2 Basingstoke Town Celtic 1-2 Rangers

The new Glasgow FA Women’s Cup saw Sam Kerr’s opener cancelled out by Clarissa Larisey, before an own goal in the second-half restored Rangers’ advantage.

Chesham United 2-5 Abingdon Town Colne 2-1 Darwen Connah’s Quay Nomads 3-2 The New Saints Consett 6-0 Penrith XI Crawley Wasps 6-0 Millwall Lionesses Dearne & District 2-4 Swallownest Doncaster Rovers Belles 1-1 Derby County Durham Cestria 1-1 Norton & Stockton Ancients East Oxford 4-1 Thame United FC United of Manchester 8-2 Leek Town Hartlepool United 4-4 Darlington Hastings United 13-2 Dulwich Hamlet Devs Ipswich Town 2-0 Cambridge United Kettering Town 1-4 Cambridge City Larkhall Athletic 0-3 Solihull Moors

Larkhall Athletic tackle Solihull Moors. (Photo: @MSmithimages)

Liverpool Feds 3-2 Hull City London Bees 10-3 Ashford Town Millmoor 7-0 SJR Worksop Milton Keynes Dons 2-4 Stoke City Montpelier Villa 1-4 Newhaven Newcastle Town 3-6 Stoke City XI Newcastle United 1-5 West Bromwich Albion Northampton Town 3-1 Biggleswade United Olveston United Res 1-3 Newport City Oxford City 3-1 Swindon Town XI Partick Thistle 2-0 Kilmarnock Paulsgrove 2-1 AFC Bedhampton Res Paulton Rovers Res 1-1 Bristol Rovers Devs Plymouth Argyle 4-2 Swansea City

Redditch Borough 8-0 Walsall Redditch United 1-1 Shifnal Town Retford 0-5 Kiveton Park Royal Wootton Bassett Town 1-4 Swindon Town XI Royston Town 1-4 Peterborough United Runcorn Linnets 1-4 Blackburn CSC Saltdean United 2-2 Moneyfields Selsey 2-0 Dulwich Hamlet Selsey Devs 1-2 Havant & Waterlooville Shaftesbury Town 3-4 Weymouth Sheffield United 12-0 Bradford City Sheffield United U-21s 4-1 Sheffield FC

Sheffield United U-21s’ no.23 finds her way to goal blocked in the 4-1 win at home to Sheffield FC. (Photo: Julian Barker)

Spartans 5-1 Hamilton Academical Sporting Khalsa 3-0 Crewe Alexandra Stanway Rovers 8-0 Woodbridge Town Stevenage Devs 1-0 Knebworth Stirling University 0-2 Glasgow City Stockport County XI 3-5 Fylde Sunderland 3-1 Motherwell Torquay United 3-3 Portishead Town Tranmere Rovers 2-2 Llandudno

Photo: @TRFCWomen/Tony Coombes

Tyersal 1-3 Queensbury Celtic Wakefield 0-1 Huddersfield Town Devs Wallsend BC 0-4 Middlesbrough Welling United 3-5 Dartford Wem Town 4-2 Solihull Sporting Wycombe Wanderers 3-2 Portsmouth Devs Yaxley Phoenix 2-3 Northampton Town Devs York City 2-3 Brighouse Town XI

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