Blackheath 42 Esher 14 – Encouraging signs in final friendly action
Blackheath were soon on the attack with Oli Burgess making ground under the uprights, and Stephen Leonard driving over to level.
Read MoreBlackheath were soon on the attack with Oli Burgess making ground under the uprights, and Stephen Leonard driving over to level.
Read MoreThe visitors raced into a two-goal lead courtesy of Jamie-Lee Napier and Atlanta Primus as Charlton struggled to adapt to the early pace.
Read MoreIt was a game in which both teams battled toe-to-toe and Welling manager Warren Feeney will wonder how his side lost it.
Read MoreThe match itself was played at a high tempo, and saw four tries scored through David Aniebonam, Ed Morgan, Harry Scoble and Ally Duddell with a result secured right at the end of play.
Read MoreThe points were sealed in the second half with goals from Annabel Blanchard and Elise Hughes, as Dean Davenport’s side seek to build on last season’s fourth place finish.
Read MoreLeonard was absent from the matchday squad as the Lions lost 1-0 to Reading today – a result that ended their 100 per cent home winning record.
Read MoreThe Eagles boss decided to make nine changes from the side that turned in one of Palace’s best ever attacking Premier League displays three days before – a 3-1 victory over Aston Villa – and it showed, as they laboured for the best part of an hour, before their class finally told.
Read MoreFormer England international John Barnes, who won the competition in 1995 with Liverpool and played for Newcastle United in the latter part of his career, will conduct the draw alongside Tranmere Rovers legend John Aldridge
Read MoreThe ‘boom’ element comes from the chant attributed to him by the SE25 fans, the ‘Vengaboys’ Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom!!’ 1998 song.
Read MoreJordan Ayew has challenged his Crystal Palace team-mates to make Selhurst Park a fortress this season after they got their first win of the Premier League season.
Read MoreThe side from SE25 moved inside the top 10 for the first time this season after recording their first win of the campaign, a 3-1 home victory over Aston Villa on Saturday.
Read MoreChinnor took the lead early with a converted try by Reece Mitchell off lineout ball on seven minutes, and kept the visitors in their own half of the field for virtually all of the first half hour.
Read MoreA powerful rolling maul set up the first try, finished off well by prop James Snape.
Read MoreLaurence Lowne provides his takeaways from AFC Wimbledon’s 2-0 win at Crawley Town on Saturday.
Read MoreQuite how they went in at the break two goals behind will be a question that manager Warren Feeney will be pondering as they controlled large parts of the first half.
Read MoreAn entertaining, end-to-end derby was settled by an Isabella Sibley tap in, the wing-back quickest to react to the loose ball after Chloe Arthur’s strike ricocheted off the underside of the crossbar.
Read MoreEmily Simpkins opened the scoring from the spot, to open her account since moving from Brighton & Hove Albion.
Read MoreWhile Butland (hand) and Ferguson (foot) injuries are more long-term, the experienced pair of McArthur and Tomkins are set to re-join the squad soon, with Vieira looking forward to welcoming them back for their influence both on and off the pitch.
Read MoreAfter a long-term injury, Eze is now back performing at the top level, his link-up play with Zaha providing reasons to be excited for fans of the Eagles and Vieira himself, who has also utilised him in a dual role this season.
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