Camden Sports: Women's Football | SE Combination League | Greater London League

Publications by New Journal Enterprises

Home

Archive

Competition

Camden Sports - STEVE BARNETT
Published: 06 November 2008

Relegation dogfight for faltering Spurs

WOMEN'S FOOTBALL
SE Combination League
Cambridge City 3, Spurs 0

SPURS are facing a gruelling relegation battle in the second half of the season after suffering this 3-0 defeat on Sunday.
The result leaves the north Londoners third from bottom with just six points from 10 games. Spurs will be bottom of the table should fellow league strugglers Bedford Town Bells and Gillingham both win their games in hand.

Greater London League
Division Two North
Joybabe 5, Camden Town 7

SHARP-SHOOTER Carmel Clinton put in a four-goal super show on Sunday to earn Camden Town a pulsating victory.
Two from Clinton and a strike from Susanna Twidale saw Town in front no fewer than three times in an action-packed first-half. In a 12-goal thriller, Joybabe hit back to level the scores at the break. Joybabe struck first after the restart to take the lead for the first time. But it was Town who came out on top thanks to another double strike from Clinton, a Kath Wickens penalty and a superb goal from Carol Brown.

Hamsptead 1, Katabella 1

THE Kats showed tremendous team spirit to salvage a draw on Sunday despite having 10 players for most of the match after midfielder Franziska John was sent off midway through the first-half.
Hampstead had to work hard for their goal as Katabella defenders Jen Berlin and Lindsey Tethal, and goalkeeper Anne Schulthess, worked tirelessly to fill the void left by John’s dismissal. The Kats snatched a share of the spoils late on when sub Polly Buckle netted the equaliser.

Home Counties League
Under-13s Division Two
Hampstead 3, Flitwick Eagles 2

TWO goals from Hannah McWilliams helped Hampstead cause the upset of the day on Sunday with victory over league leaders Flitwick Eagles. Missy Robinson was also on target as the Camden side clinched a thrilling 3-2 win. Goalkeeper Sarah Whale was voted player-of-the-match after a string of fantastic saves.

Comment on this article.
(You must supply your full name and email address for your comment to be published)

Name:

Email:

Comment: