PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies go into Sunday’s National Southern Premier Division match against Oxford United determined to atone for a disappointing 1-1 draw with Gillingham last week. The team will play at Coach Road at Newton Abbot for the last time this season (kick-off 2pm) before playing their final two home games against Milton Keynes Dons … Continue reading
UNIVERSITY of Plymouth Ladies’ Football Club will be hosting a special alumni match on Saturday in memory of a former player who sadly lost her battle with cancer last month. Abigail Rockefeller, better known as Rocko, joined UPLFC in 2016 and became a legend in the team. But in May 2018 she was diagnosed with … Continue reading
PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies were left frustrated after conceding a goal in injury-time in a 1-1 home draw with Gillingham on Sunday in the National League Southern Premier Division. The Pilgrims had looked on course for a hard-earned victory in the game that had to be moved to Bovey Tracey due to pitch availability issues. Argyle … Continue reading
PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies will be targeting all three points when they play Gillingham at Bovey Tracey FC on Sunday in the National League Southern Premier Division (1pm). The match has been switched to Bovey Tracey as Coach Road is unavailable this weekend. Argyle will go into the fixture still buzzing after playing in front of … Continue reading
PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies drew 2-2 with Portsmouth on Sunday in the Dockyard Derby that was played in front of 846 fans at Home Park. Argyle had to come from behind in the FA National League Southern Premier Division match, with fit-again Natasha Knapman scoring an equalising goal just four minutes after coming on as a … Continue reading
STRIKER Natasha Knapman could make her return from six months out with injury when Plymouth Argyle Ladies host Portsmouth at Home Park on Sunday in the National League Southern Premier Division (2pm). The Pilgrims have missed the strike power of Knapman, who has scored more than 100 goals in the last two seasons to pick … Continue reading
PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies came off the field frustrated after losing 3-2 to a Cardiff City side boosting 10 full Wales internationals on Sunday in the National League Southern Premier Division. The Pilgrims felt they should have picked up the three points at Coach Road, but Wales international goalkeeper Laura O’Sullivan had an outstanding game for … Continue reading
