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Hey do you know which players on Everton, Brighton, Bristol, Reading and Tottenham play for their national team??????

Decided to do this for all the FAWSL teams, in case I get some follow up questions about the other teams! I’ve only included full internationals, there are quite a lot who play on their youth national teams incl. England, Scotland, Wales, Denmark, Sweden, Netherlands etc.

Arsenal:

Beth Mead, Leah Williamson, Jordan Nobbs (& Dan Carter - she only has 4 caps in 4 years but may be called in again now she’s recovered from her injury) - England

Kim Little, Lisa Evans, Jennifer Beattie & Emma Mitchell - Scotland

Vivianne Miedema, Danielle van de Donk & Jill Roord - Netherlands

Katie McCabe & Louise Quinn - Republic of Ireland

Leonie Maier & Tabea Kemme - Germany

Viki Schnaderbeck & Manuela Zinsberger - Austria

Katrine Veje & Janni Arnth - Denmark

Lia Wälti - Switzerland

Pauline Peyraud-Magnin - France

Birmingham City:

Lucy Staniforth - England

Chloe Arthur & Abbi Grant - Scotland

Harriet Scott - Republic of Ireland

Rebecca Holloway - Northern Ireland

Brighton & Hove Albion:

Danique Kerkdijk - Netherlands

Ini Umotong - Nigeria

Megan Connolly - Republic of Ireland

Kayleigh Green - Wales

Laure Rafferty - Northern Ireland

Bristol City:

Loren Dykes & Gemma Evans - Wales

Frankie Brown & Abi Harrison - Scotland

Yana Daniëls - Belgium

Chelsea:

Frank Kirby, Millie Bright, Carly Telford (& Hannah Blundell - 3 caps last season and expect her to be called in again) - England

Maren Mjelde, Maria Thorisdottir & Guro Reiten - Norway

Magdalena Eriksson & Jonna Andersson - Sweden

Erin Cuthbert - Scotland

Sophie Ingle - Wales

Ji So-yun - South Korea

Adelina Engman - Finland

Ramona Bachmann - Switzerland

(Ann-Katrin Berger (not yet capped but usually called into camp last season) - Germany

Everton:

Kika van Es & Inessa Kaagman - Netherlands

Simone Magill - Northern Ireland

Elise Hughes - Wales

Lucy Graham - Scotland

(Chloe Kelly & Gabby George both have a cap or 2 for England from last season, and may be called back into camp)

Liverpool:

Christie Murray - Scotland

Rhiannon Roberts - Wales

Niamh Fahey - Republic of Ireland

Manchester City:

Steph Houghton, Keira Walsh, Demi Stokes, Georgia Stanway, Karen Bardsley, Ellie Roebuck, Jill Scott, Ellen White - England

Caroline Weir - Scotland

Pauline Bremer - Germany

Tessa Wullaert - Belgium

Megan Campbell - Republic of Ireland

Matilde Fidalgo - Portugal

Janine Beckie - Canada

Manchester United:

Alex Greenwood, Abbie McManus & Mary Earps - England

Jane Ross, Lizzie Arnot & Kirsty Smith - Scotland

Jackie Groenen - Netherlands

Hayley Ladd - Wales

Reading:

Jade Moore - England

Angharad James, Natasha Harding, Rachel Rowe, Lily Woodham & Charlie Estcourt - Wales

Grace Moloney - Republic of Ireland

Rakel Hönnudóttir - Iceland

Sophie Howard - Scotland

Kristine Bjørdal Leine - Norway

Tottenham Hotspur:

Ria Percival - New Zealand

Siri Worm - Netherlands

Anna Filbey - Wales

West Ham United:

Tessel Middag & Esmee de Graaf - Netherlands

Alisha Lehmann - Switzerland

Cho So-hyun - South Korea

Leanne Kiernan - Republic of Ireland

Adriana Leon - Canada

Think that’s all correct! Some of the players didn’t make their World Cup teams, but were regularly called-up so felt it was fair to include them.

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canada2015mykits · 8 years ago

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Hungary 0 - 2 | Charlie Escourt Goal!

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thisdaynews · 5 years ago

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Women's Euro 2021 qualifying: Belarus Women 0-1 Wales Women

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Women's Euro 2021 qualifying: Belarus Women 0-1 Wales Women

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Women’s Euro 2021 qualifying highlights: Belarus 0-1 Wales

Wales’ Rachel Rowe returned from a year out through injury to reignite their Women’s Euro 2021 qualifying campaign.

The Reading midfielder’s late winner, a low left-foot shot, was her first for her country and saw Wales edge Belarus.

The result keeps Wales second in Group C, two points behind leaders Norway but crucially opens up a four-point gap over third-placed Belarus.

Belarus created good chances, but skipper Anastasiya Shcherbachenia sent the best one over the crossbar.

On balance Wales did deserve all three points with captain Natasha Harding leading from the front, having a strong first-half penalty appeal turned down and hitting the woodwork with a long-range shot.

In the evening’s other pool game, Norway took their goal difference to 25 after thrashing Faroe Islands 13-0.

Wales, looking to bounce back from the disappointing home draw against Northern Ireland, were without injured skipper Sophie Ingle and star midfielder Jess Fishlock.

Ingle was replaced in the squad by Cardiff City’s 17-year-old forward Grace Horrell, with Reading striker Harding taking the captain’s armband.

Manager Jayne Ludlow handed a debut to Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Anna Filbey, while Rowe played her first international for a year after an ACL injury.

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Wales back to normal service – Jayne Ludlow

Belarus looked the better side in the early exchanges at the Borisov Arena, but Wales slowly worked their way into the game, with Kayleigh Green unable to finish off a half-chance from an acute angle.

Hayley Ladd then let fly with a long-range effort that had plenty of power but was straight at Belarus goalkeeper Nataliya Voskobovich.

Belarus were dominating the middle of the park though, with midfielders breaking from deep causing Wales problems.

Home skipper Shcherbachenia was particularly impressive and just failed to meet an inviting cross that would have given Belarus the lead.

Wales were denied a penalty when Harding broke through and was able to nick the ball beyond the lunging Voskobovich before being sent tumbling by the keeper, only for referee Tanja Subotic to wave play on.

The visitors had a second good chance before half-time when Rowe worked herself into space, only to see her goal-bound shot well blocked.

The half ended with a flurry of chances, with Wales indebted to the reactions of Laura O’Sullivan who rushed from her goal to smother Anastasiya Kharlanova’s shot.

Then it was Wales’ turn to threaten as Rhiannon Roberts’ header from a corner was tipped over the bar by Voskobovich.

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I don’t feel anything other than pride – Wales match-winner Rachel Rowe

Wales continued to live dangerously after the restart and were fortunate that Shcherbachenia blazed over the bar with the goal at her mercy.

The commitment from both sides was fierce and the game was held up after a worrying collision between Rowe and Tatyana Krasnova, which saw the Belarus substitute booked.

Wales went close again when Elise Hughes had the ball in the back of the net, but the Everton forward had drifted offside after Harding had clipped the corner of post and crossbar with a fantastic curling shot.

Green then broke through but a heavy touch allowed Voskobovich to smother the danger, with the Wales player booked for the challenge.

But with seven minutes remaining Rowe capped her comeback game with a crucial winner – her first international goal on her 31st cap – after Roberts had made a nuisance of herself in the area from a corner.

The ball broke loose and Rowe scampered after it before unleashing a low left-foot shot that found the far corner of the net.

Wales squad:Laura O’Sullivan (Cardiff City Ladies), Claire Skinner (Cardiff City Ladies), Hayley Ladd (Manchester United Women), Loren Dykes (Bristol City Women), Gemma Evans (Bristol City Women), Rhiannon Roberts (Liverpool FC Women), Charlie Estcourt (Charlton Athletic Women – on loan from Reading FC Women), Anna Filbey (Tottenham Hotspur Women), Angharad James (Reading FC Women), Elise Hughes (Everton Ladies), Rachel Rowe (Reading FC Women), Natasha Harding (Reading FC Women), Emma Jones(Lewes FC Women), Megan Wynne (Tottenham Hotspur Women), Helen Ward (Watford FC Ladies), Kayleigh Green (Brighton & Hove Albion Women), Josie Green (Tottenham Hotspur Women), Nadia Lawrence (Cardiff City Ladies), Georgia Walters (Tranmere Rovers), Grace Horrell (Cardiff City Ladies).

#Wales #women

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gadgetsrevv · 5 years ago

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Women’s Euro 2021 qualifying: Belarus Women 0-1 Wales Women

Wales captain Natasha Harding had a strong penalty appeal turned down in Belarus

Wales’ Rachel Rowe returned from a year out through injury to reignite their Women’s Euro 2021 qualifying campaign.

The Reading midfielder’s late winner, a low left-foot shot, was her first for her country and saw Wales edge Belarus.

The result keeps Wales second in Group C, two point behind leaders Norway but crucially opens up a four-point gap over third-placed Belarus.

Belarus created good chances, but skipper Anastasiya Shcherbachenia sent the best one over the crossbar.

But in truth Wales did deserve all three points with captain Natasha Harding leading from the front, having a strong first-half penalty appeal turned down and hitting the woodwork with a long-range shot.

In the evening’s other pool game, Norway took their goal difference to 25 after thrashing Faroe Islands 13-0.

Wales, looking to bounce back from the disappointing home draw against Northern Ireland, were without injured skipper Sophie Ingle and star midfielder Jess Fishlock.

Ingle was replaced in the squad by Cardiff City’s 17-year-old forward Grace Horrell, with Reading striker Harding taking the captain’s armband.

Manager Jayne Ludlow handed a debut to Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Anna Filbey, while Rowe played her first international for a year after an ACL injury.

Hayley Ladd then let fly with a long-range effort that had plenty of power but was straight at Belarus goalkeeper Nataliya Voskobovich.

Belarus were dominating the middle of the park though, with midfielders breaking from deep causing Wales problems.

Home skipper Shcherbachenia was particularly impressive and just failed to meet an inviting cross that would have given Belarus the lead.

Strong appeal

The visitors had a second good chance before half-time when Rowe worked herself into space, only to see her goal-bound shot well blocked.

The half ended with a flurry of chances, with Wales were indebted to the reactions of Laura O’Sullivan who rushed from her goal to smother Anastasiya Kharlanova’s shot.

Then it was Wales’ turn to threaten as Rhiannon Roberts’ header from a corner was tipped over the bar by Voskobovich.

Wales continued to live dangerously after the restart and were fortunate that Shcherbachenia blazed over the bar with the goal at her mercy.

The commitment from both sides was fierce and the game was held up after a worrying collision between Rowe and Tatyana Krasnova, which saw the Belarus substitute booked.

Green then broke through but a heavy touch allowed Voskobovich to smother the danger, with the Wales player booked for the challenge.

But with seven minutes remaining Rowe capped her comeback game with a crucial winner after Roberts had made a nuisance of herself in the area from a corner.

The ball broke loose and Rowe scampered after it before unleashing a low left-foot shot that found the far corner of the net.

Wales squad: Laura O’Sullivan (Cardiff City Ladies), Claire Skinner (Cardiff City Ladies), Hayley Ladd (Manchester United Women), Loren Dykes (Bristol City Women), Gemma Evans (Bristol City Women), Rhiannon Roberts (Liverpool FC Women), Charlie Estcourt (Charlton Athletic Women – on loan from Reading FC Women), Anna Filbey (Tottenham Hotspur Women), Angharad James (Reading FC Women), Elise Hughes (Everton Ladies), Rachel Rowe (Reading FC Women), Natasha Harding (Reading FC Women), Emma Jones(Lewes FC Women), Megan Wynne (Tottenham Hotspur Women), Helen Ward (Watford FC Ladies), Kayleigh Green (Brighton & Hove Albion Women), Josie Green (Tottenham Hotspur Women), Nadia Lawrence (Cardiff City Ladies), Georgia Walters (Tranmere Rovers), Grace Horrell (Cardiff City Ladies).

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girl-in-the-goalposts-blog · 7 years ago

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Match Preview; Liverpool Ladies vs Bristol City Women’s Football Club - WSL1

Bristol City ladies face a tough test in this evenings WSL1 5:30 kick off, as they take on current the Queens of Merseyside - Liverpool Ladies - at the Select Security Stadium.

Having beaten fellow Liverpudlians Everton 2-1 earlier in the season, The Reds should know how much of a threat The Vixens can be. Liverpool are currently 3rd in the league and will be buoyed by their defensive record, having conceded only 5 goals in 6 matches so far this term. Bristol City strikers Lauren Hemp and Charlie Estcourt will have to be on top form to put one past England shot stopper Siobhan Chamberlain, but with The Reds only playing their second game of 2018, they could struggle to get back into the swing of things and leave Bristol City with the chance to cause an upset.

The Vixens were unlucky to walk away without a point when they faced Birmingham City in their last outing and will be eager to make amends tonight in Widnes. City skipper Millie Turner admitted that the squad is “still very positive and looking to finish in the top six”, so games like today’s will be crucial to the clubs development.

Liverpool won’t want to drop points as they continue their chase for their 3rd WSL1 league title in 6 years. The Reds last outing was against fellow West Country side Yeovil Town, who fell at the feet of Bethany England, allowing the striker to go home with the match ball after scoring 4 of the home sides 8 goals that day. The talent Liverpool have in their squad, and keeper Chamberlain isn’t the only England international Liverpool have on their books. Club captain Casey Stoney, defender Alex Greenwood and midfielder Alex Coombs have all played for The Lionesses, and look set to be part of the squad in next year’s Women’s World Cup.

A win for the Vixens could send them as high as 10th, (if other results in the WSL1 this weekend go their favour), whilst 3 points for Liverpool would put them a point behind 2nd place Chelsea, who’d also have a game in hand. Tonight’s match could be one for the neutrals, with both teams having it all to play for, a goal fest could be on the cards.

#Bristol City Womens Football Club #Liverpool Ladies #wsl1

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