SSE Women’s FA Cup: Villa’s Merrick has eyes on Wembley finale already
Aston Villa captain Beth Merrick has her eyes on the SSE Women’s FA Cup final after her side were drawn against Cambridge United in the third round.
Aston Villa captain Beth Merrick has her eyes on the SSE Women’s FA Cup final after her side were drawn against Cambridge United in the third round.
Pupils at a Perry Barr academy experienced a once-in-a-lifetime moment as they conducted the draw for the third round proper of the SSE Women’s FA Cup.
Whether it’s a couple of quid on a horse whose jockey’s colours catch the eye or a football accumulator which has you on the edge or your seat from kick off to the final whistle, there’s always something to bet on.
The England women’s rugby team have dominated the sport since 2002 when they came second in the World Cup, which was to be the case for the next two Championships until they clinched the title in 2014.
Fronted by former Sky Sports presenter Ed Chamberlin, the coverage from a rain-soaked Cheltenham was positively received with newspaper commentators praising both Chamberlin and his illustrious guests, former jockeys Sir Tony McCoy and Luke Harvey.
Scotland forward Rob Harley is full of admiration for Manchester-born Hamish Watson, after making his mark on the international stage last month.
Sale Sharks captain and England international Josh Beaumont says it’s away from home where his side can really make a difference this season.
Anthony Watson is a man on a mission for club and country in 2017, hell-bent on regaining his England jersey ahead of the Six Nations after spending a frustrating autumn on the sidelines through injury.
This Christmas celebrate with all the family as Manchester City deck the club with boughs of holly and introduce a new and exclusive Christmas stadium and club tour.
Bolton Wanderers manager Phil Parkinson hopes to bring the magic of the FA Cup to Bolton as they shape up for their second-round tie against Sheffield United.
Eddie Jones’ England now possess a host of star names capable of making any world best XV – that’s according to 2003 Rugby World Cup winner Jason Robinson.
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