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Tractor Girls Hit 10 Again to Progress in FA Cup
Sunday, 18th Oct 2020 20:08

Ipswich Town Women thrashed Peterborough Northern Star 10-0 in the second qualifying round of the Vitality Women’s FA Cup at the Goldstar Ground, Felixstowe this afternoon with Natasha Thomas hitting four.

The top-of-the-table Tractor Girls, who defeated Cambridge United in the league by the same scoreline last week, quickly took control against the visitors from a division below with Molly Sutherland finding the target from 25 yards in the eighth minute.

The second and Thomas’s first followed from close range four minutes later, then in the 19th minute Eloise King added the third.

A minute later, it was 4-0 via an own goal with the fifth following on 26 courtesy of a Thomas volley.

Two minutes later Thomas made it six and claimed her second hat-trick in two weeks with a finish from close range from Amy-Leigh Abrehart’s cross.

The visitors kept the scoreline at 6-0 until 19 minutes after the break when Zoe Barratt netted the seventh.

Half-time sub Georgia Allen turned home the eighth from a Paige Peake corner on 72 and four minutes later Abrehart scrambled home the ninth.

A minute into injury time Thomas made it 10-0 with her fourth of the game firing home at the second attempt.

Town: Williamson, Hubbard (c) (Adamson 65), Cooper (Peake 42 (Billson 77)), Egan, Thomas, King (Brasero 54), Rossiter, Sutherland, Lafayette (Allen 46), Abrehart, Barratt. Unused: Meollo, Grey, Peskett.

“Same as last week, a positive performance, a positive result and into the next round of the cup competition,” said manager Joe Sheehan.

“A good opportunity for us today to change a few players around as well, manage minutes with players we know are away [with England] next week, so it was a good day all-round.”

Assistant manager Paige Shorten was with the Blues for the last time prior to taking her new role with the FA.

“They’re a good bunch and they did really well in the FA Cup last year," she said. "They’re moving forward in the right way into the next round, so all positive.”


Photo: Ross Halls



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leftie1972 added 21:51 - Oct 18
Well done ladies, is there a record for the most goals scored in the FA cup by one side?
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Bergholt_Blue added 22:06 - Oct 18
10 again
Sorry but it's not really much of a challenge
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BigBlueMac added 07:14 - Oct 19
Bergholt blue I bet your fun at party's
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dangerous30 added 08:50 - Oct 19
Well done ladies 😀👍
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Generic added 09:36 - Oct 19
Bergholt Blue, they're in the wrong division, that much is clear. If not for COVID they'd be in the WNL South and entering the Cup fully 3 rounds later. It's still ruthless to score 20 goals in 2 games with no reply! Well down Town!
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Razor added 10:21 - Oct 19
Well done girls that is fantastic to read and hear---I was at Huddersfield last season and that gave me one of my most memorable days as a town fan.
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Billybobblue added 11:03 - Oct 19
they can only beat the teams that are put out in front of them Bergholt Blue.
I'd rather them stick 10 past a team than concede!
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Westy added 11:42 - Oct 19
Obvious that they should be playing at a higher level. Seems so unfair that last season was declared nil and void.
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