Brentford Women set for Honeycroft debut against QPR Reserves | OneFootball

Brentford Women are set to play their first game at Honeycroft, home of Uxbridge Football Club, as they continue their 2026/27 pre-season campaign against west London rivals Queens Park Rangers Reserves on Sunday 26 July (2pm kick-off BST).

Carly Williams’ side are set for their second consecutive season in the London and South East Premier Division, while QPR compete in the third tier.

The move to Uxbridge further highlights the side’s progression as the Bees enter their second season in the fifth tier, while looking towards an ambitious and strong future with the introduction of the Brentford Girls’ Academy.

The Bees kicked off pre-season with a 4-0 win over Ascot United in a behind-closed-doors clash at Jersey Road.

They will be back at Jersey Road in a behind-closed-doors fixture against Reading on Wednesday 29 July, before returning to Uxbridge to face Lewes on Sunday 2 August (2pm kick-off).

They will finish pre-season with an away trip to The Bauvill Stadium to face Chatham Town on Sunday 9 August (2pm kick-off).

Williams has added some key players to her squad, who will join the 15 squad members who have returned for the 2026/27 season.

Versatile forward Abbi Smith made the move to west London from Billericay Town, as did centre-back Imogen Cochrane (Dorking Wanderers), midfielder Ellie Thomas-Leek (Stoke City), experienced centre-back Rhian Cleverly (Rugby Borough), and Millie Constantine (St Albans City).

Ticket information

Entry to Uxbridge is free for both pre-season games, and Bees fans are encouraged to make their presence felt at the new home of Brentford Women.

Travelling to Honeycroft

Uxbridge Football Club is located at Horton Road, West Drayton UB7 8HX.

Free parking is available at the ground on a first-come, first-served basis.

If travelling by train, the nearest station is West Drayton on the Elizabeth Line. The walk to the ground from the station is 10-15 minutes, or the 350 bus from Stop E is available, which stops at Horton Close.