With both teams not having played for a month because of Christmas and cancelled fixtures this was going to be an extremely difficult game. However, both sides served up an
After not playing for over a month because of poor weather and cancelled fixtures this League Cup quarter final was always going to be an extremely difficult game – made even
Chasetown put in an excellent performance against a technically very good Stafford side.
The hosts took just five minutes to take the lead from a well taken corner that saw
A battling performance by Chasetown FC Ladies was not quite enough to see off the challenge of Prees Raiders.
The Scholars played the first 40 minutes with just ten players
Chasetown FC Ladies made it through to the second round of the League Cup after finally getting the result their efforts deserved.
The first half was totally dominated by the
Chasetown FC put in a superb performance but somehow came out on the wrong end of a 3-0 scoreline.
Cottage Farm were confident after winning their first two league
Chasetown welcomed back Natasha Whitehouse, Sinead Treanor and Jade Arber to the squad and put in a much improved performance against Coseley Town, especially in the second half.
The Scholars
Chasetown produced a disappointing performance in their first ever West Midlands League fixture.
The hosts struggled throughout the first half and were a goal down in five minutes.
There were
Chasetown Ladies warmed up for their first West Midlands Regional League campaign with a 3-2 friendly win.
Both sides played some excellent football on the beautiful playing surface at
A spirited Ashbourne team were unable to contain Chasetown in this match as the Scholars tucked home nine goals without reply.
While the Ashbourne goalkeeper Sharon Bill was outstanding, saving
A very mixed performance by Chasetown Ladies saw everything from the sublime to ridiculous.
All three goals that the team conceded were all from defensive mix ups after Chasetown strolled
Sinead Treanor was the hero as Chasetown Ladies came out on top in their Staffordshire County Women’s Football League clash against a well organised ATN Rangers side.
ATNhad the