Town Women Claim First Ever WSL2 Victory Ipswich Town Women made history by recording their first ever win in the second tier of English women’s football, a late Paige Peake penalty securing a 3-2 victory over Portsmouth in a frenetic and sometimes feisty home WSL2 fixture at Colchester’s JobServe Community Stadium.
Hirst: Plenty More to Come From Us Town striker George Hirst believes there is much more to come from the Blues after back-to-back victories against Sheffield United and Portsmouth at Portman Road.
Town Women Host Pompey Ipswich Town Women will be looking to build on last week’s first WSL2 point of the season when they host Portsmouth at Colchester’s JobServe Community Stadium this afternoon (KO 2pm, live on YouTube).
Gray's New Zealand U20s Suffer Late Defeat Blues keeper Henry Gray’s New Zealand U20s were beaten 2-1 by hosts Chile in their opening group game at the U20 World Cup overnight, an injury time goal handing victory to the South Americans.
Hirst: Jaden's Flying at the Minute Town striker George Hirst lauded fellow goalscorer Jaden Philogene after the Blues’ 2-1 victory over Portsmouth at Portman Road.
Mousinho: We Waited to Go Two Down to Actually Play Portsmouth head coach John Mousinho felt his side waited for Town to go two goals in front before starting to play during their 2-1 loss at Portman Road.
McKenna: A Dominant Performance Boss Kieran McKenna felt the Blues’ 2-1 home victory over Portsmouth felt like a dominant display even if the scoreline didn’t indicate that that was the case.