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AW: To WIN! But also to continue to push teams and clubs that see us as the underdogs and
continually put out performances that we are proud of, both individually and as a club.
WSS: Billericay Town and Hashtag United are setting a hot pace at the top of
the table with yourselves just behind, do you see these two as the main
contenders or can you see someone else joining them?
AW: There have been some interesting results in the league already. It is early in the season
to rule anyone out, a few wins can push you right up the table but we are definitely aiming
to finish the season towards the top of the table.
Our thanks to Ashleigh! Photo - Wu’s Photography (@wusphoto)
Quarter finals to be televised live

The FA is pleased to confirm that all four 2020-21 Vitality Women’s FA Cup quarter final ties
at the end of this month will be broadcast live with kick off times now set.
The four ties, which are due to be played on Wednesday 29th September, will see one
fixture broadcast live on the BBC and three streamed on The FA Player.
The North London derby between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur at Meadow Park
has been selected to be shown on BBC Four and will kick off at 7.15pm.
The FA Player will stream the remaining three fixtures with Brighton & Hove Albion v
Charlton Athletic, being played at The People’s Pension Stadium, and Manchester City v
Leicester City, at The Academy Stadium, both kicking off at 7pm. The final tie at St Andrews
between Birmingham City and Chelsea, will kick off at 7.45pm.
The semi final draw, for the competition held over from last season, will take place
during the BBC Four broadcast of Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur.
The remaining eight clubs in the competition will all be looking to make the showpiece
final at Wembley Stadium Connected by EE on Sunday 5th December. The kick off has been
confirmed as 2pm and will be broadcast live on BBC One.
In the meantime, the 2021-22 Vitality Women’s FA Cup kicks off this coming Sunday
with the First Round Qualifying ties being played.

Tel: (0117) 9694544 Julian Barker
E-Mail: news@womenssoccerscene.co.uk Will Cheshire
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Front cover photo: Durham Women’s Liz Ejupi is challenged by Charlotte Newsham of
Sheffield Utd during their FA Women’s Championship match (Julian Barker).
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