Page 17 - Women's Soccer Scene Issue No.6 2021/22

The Vitality Women’s FA Cup

Clapton Community have got off to a good start in the Greater
London League and on Sunday they defeated Haringey Borough,
from two levels above, 6-3 to reach the Third Round Qualifying.
Emily Link scored a hat-trick for Clapton whilst Marta Perez (2) and
Annabel Lyons accounted for the other goals. Haringey's replies
came from Caitlen Star (2) and Juliet Ramirez. Tayla Murray (2) and Samaira Khan scored the
goals as Biggleswade Utd won 3-2 away to Headstone Manor and they will host Clapton in
the next round.
Rotherham Utd meanwhile claimed the scalp of Sheffield Wednesday with a 4-2
victory. Amy Pollock bagged a hat-trick before Harriet Houghton put Rotherham United into a
commanding 4-0 lead with most of the second half still to play, but Wednesday salvaged some
pride with Amy Broomhead and Shannon Coughlan netting once each. A third for Wednesday
would have made for an exciting finish, but Rotherham steadied to progress and earn themselves
a trip to AFC Telford Utd, who were 3-0 winners at Walsall Wood.
Caversham Utd won 4-2 at Eversley & California; Freya Jenkins netted a brace
along with Caitlin Levy and Holly Swan to book their side a meeting with Queen's Park
Rangers.
Bishop Auckland won 2-1 against Blyth Town thanks to Chloe Geary and Vikki
Ryder, they now go to Mossley Hill who defeated Hindley Juniors 3-1. South Shields beat
Chester-le-Street Utd 3-2 but must wait to find out their next opponents, either Morecambe
or Macclesfield Town. Merseyrail Ladies must travel to Durham Cestria following their
ten-goal victory against Wythenshawe Amateurs.
Sir Tom Finney ran out 6-1 winners over Marine FC Women and they will be at
home to Bolton Ladies, meanwhile Penrith AFC booked themselves a trip to Alnwick Town
when winning 2-0 away to Gateshead Rutherford. Emily Senior hit a hat-trick for Ossett
Utd in their 5-2 victory over Farsley Celtic Juniors, with Jordan Cheetham and Rowan
Treagus adding the others. The winners are away to Bradford City. Tranmere Rovers were
narrow 1-0 victors away to West Didsbury & Chorlton and will be up against another North
West League side in the next round, Cheadle Town Stingers who beat Northwich Vixens
2-1.
Hannah Brierley and Shirley Murphy scored the goals as Farsley Celtic won 2-1 away
to Altofts Ladies; they will face Darlington FC Women who triumphed 3-1 at Hartlepool
Pools Youth. Wallsend Boys Club and Sunderland West End fought out a 2-2 draw,
before West End won the resulting penalty shootout 5-4 to earn themselves a journey to either
Haslingden Ladies or Crewe Alexandra.
Wakefield Trinity won 6-1 away to Harworth Colliery, Neve Renwick bagging a
four-goal haul along with Emily Heckler and Ashleigh Beckett. Wakefield will now be up against
Hull Utd who won 2-1 away to Oughtibridge WM, Lauren Holmes and Eleanor Robinson
accounted for the goals. Jessica Cook (2) and Hannah Dixon saw Washington Association to
a 3-1 success against West Allotment Celtic and they now face Fleetwood Town Wrens,
who edged past Accrington Stanley 1-0. BRNESC Women defeated Runcorn Linnets 4-2
to set up a tough tie away to FC United of Manchester.
York City have a plum tie with Newcastle Utd after they defeated Brighouse
Sports 9-2, Sophie Tinson netting a hat-trick along with Milly Ash, Rebecca Fevers, Holly
Findlay, Karli Smith, Shannon Durkin and Emma Hallowell. Salford City Lionesses edged
out Chester FC Women by the odd goal in nine and they will have an intriguing meeting with
Barnsley Women. Gateshead FC Ladies won 2-1 against Spennymoor Town and will
play at home to Harrogate Town who defeated Ripon City 4-1 thanks to Georgia Southby,
Beth Jennings, Emma Elliot and an own goal.
Altrincham were 4-2 winners over Ashton Town Lionesses and are now up
against Norton & Stockton Ancients, whilst Alisha Smith (2), Robyn Foster, Ellie Gutcher,
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