English Women's FA Cup

FT Sunday, January 30, 2022
Ipswich Town WLWWW 1
–
Newcastle United WLWWW 0
1st2ndT
IPS101
NEW000
Kingston Park · 2,756 att.

Lineups

NEW

  1. 1Grace DonnellyG
  2. 2Brooke CochraneD
  3. 6Ellen PackhamD
  4. 5Olivia WattD
  5. 3Jane HarlandD
  6. 12Lauren RobsonM
  7. 96Rachel LeeM
  8. 11Kacie ElsonM
  9. 4Bethany GuyM
  10. 9Katie BarkerF
  11. 10Georgia GibsonF

IPS

  1. 1Sarah QuantrillG
  2. 8Abbie LafayetteD
  3. 12Olivia SmithD
  4. 23Summer HughesD
  5. 24Paige PeakeD
  6. 16Bonnie HorwoodM
  7. 18Kyra RobertsonM
  8. 11Anna GreyM
  9. 14Zoe BarrattF
  10. 7Natasha ThomasF
  11. 15Lucy O'BrienF

Timeline

  1. 3' Goal! Newcastle United Ladies 0, Ipswich Town Women 1. Lucy O'Brien (Ipswich Town Women) left footed shot from outside the box to the top left corner.
  2. 59' Jane Harland (Newcastle United Ladies) is shown the yellow card.
  3. 65' Substitution, Newcastle United Ladies. Lois Greenslade replaces Lauren Robson.
  4. 68' Substitution, Ipswich Town Women. Lucy Egan replaces Kyra Robertson.
  5. 76' Substitution, Ipswich Town Women. Eva Hubbard replaces Anna Grey.
  6. 90'+1' Lucy O'Brien (Ipswich Town Women) is shown the yellow card.

Women's FA Cup News

All news
News ESPN Chelsea to play Women's Champions League, cup matches at Cherry Red Records Stadium Chelsea will play all cup matches, including Women's Champions League group matches at AFC Wimbledon's Cherry Red Records Stadium. ESPN Emily Keogh Shaw shows she's irreplaceable in Man City's FA Cup final win vs. Brighton Man City were on the verge of losing Bunny Shaw to free agency. Her play in the FA Cup final win showed why they were right to prioritise keeping her. ESPN PA Manchester City beat Brighton in FA Cup final to secure domestic double Manchester City sealed a domestic double after Khadija Shaw and Alex Greenwood inspired the Women's Super League champions to a 4-0 victory over Brighton in their Wembley FA Cup final. ESPN Emily Keogh and Beth Lindop Enough drama? How Man City, Brighton booked Women's FA Cup final spots Bunny Shaw's and Nadine Noordam's heroics helped their sides to the Women's FA Cup final with late goals.