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Durham Women v Leicester City
Sunday 14 March 2020, 12pm
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LEE
SANDERS
Good afternoon and welcome to today’s and we were superior in the second half. me is when you look around the whole
game against Leicester City. squad, how many appearances they have
Today we welcone Leciester City in what collectively for the club - and that plays a
I’d like to extend a warm welcome to we know will be tough game for us. big part in who we are.
Jonathan Morgan and all the players, staff You just have to look at the different in
and officials who have travelled today. budgets - like Manchester United did a Finally, I’d like to thank everyone who has
few years ago, they’ve purchased what a donated to our #ENDCHILDFOODPOVER-
Since we last played at home, we travelled lot of people would consider some of the TY campaign. If everybody could donate
to London City Lionesses. They’re a side better players in the Championship and what they would pay for a match ticket
with a lot of good players and I thought some very good players from the Super - £6, that’s all we’re asking - then it could
we performed very, very well there in the League. But they have to come to Durham make a massive difference. The problem
first half. We created a lot of chances and today and take something, and that’s not hasn’t gone and we’re desperate to keep
really could have had a few more goals. the easiest thing to do. Our players will supporting it. The players, staff and every-
London City made it tough for us in the die for each other on the pitch, and I sin- one at the club will put their hands in their
second half and we had to ride it out, cerely mean that. They will put everything pockets to help out, and we’d love if the
but the players always stand up to those out there today. We’ll respect Leicester, fans of both clubs could donate if they’re
challenges and helped us come away with absolutely, but we won’t fear them. going to watch the live stream today - as it
the points. does go a long way.
Today’s game could see Sarah Wilson
We then headed to Blackburn Rovers, and and Lauren Briggs hit 150 and 50 senior Thanks once again for your support.
we had said all week building up to that appearances for the club respectively. It’s
game that Blackburn would make it tough a great thing for the individuals - for Sarah Lee Sanders
for us. They’re a very passionate side, a bit it’s huge, and there’s a few more closing in
likes ourselves, and put their bodies on the on that mark in the not-too-distant future.
line and defend well. We struggled with Lauren has had some massive setbacks
that a little bit in the first half, but fair play from injuries so for her to get that under
to the players as they rallied themselves her belt is huge. But what impresses
Sarah
wilson
Good afternoon and welcome to that paid off. year, but we really have heard their
today’s game against Leicester City. voice on social media. We know how
Today we face Leicester and we know much they’ve been backing us and
Two weeks ago, we went to London it’ll be another really tough test. We’re fingers crossed we can pick things back
City Lionesses and that was a really approaching every single game in the up where we left off next season.
good result for us. We knew how tough same way we have done in the past -
it was going to be going there and we we’re looking at every game as a cup We’re still running our #ENDCHILD-
did really well to get that goal in the final. We know it’ll be a tough game FOODPOVERTY campaign with our
first half. We did have our backs to the on Sunday and we’ve been preparing streams, and it would be amazing if the
wall at times in the second half, but we really well for us. fans could get behind us and support
managed to ride it out and it was just us in that too.
so important to come away from there I could make my 150th appearance
with the three points. for Durham today and it’s fantastic to Thanks as always for your
hit that. I’m absolutely over the moon brilliant support!
We then headed to Blackburn, where to have hit that number at a club like
the first half was really frustrating. Durham; I absolutely live and breathe Sarah Wilson
We knew it was going to be like that the club. I’m really, really grateful and I
because they’re a tough, strong team know how hard everyone works at the
and they work hard together to grind club - so that gives you that extra bit
out results. We were a little bit frustrat- of motivation to push on. I know my
ed at our own performance because family are really proud too as they’re
we knew we had another couple of massive supporters of the club, so I’m
gears to go through, and we had that looking forward to the next 150!
discussion at half-time. We came out
the blocks flying in the second half and We’ve missed the fans so much this
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LEICESTER CITY
LCWFC have been running for just strives to produce more. Most notably “Its chairman, Rohan Morgan, and its
over 15 years, during which time, 4 Ex Captain Remi Allen gained over 20 staff and players deserve great credit
successive promotions saw them rise caps at International level and won a for the solid foundations they have
up to the FA Women’s Premier League European Gold Medal built and we’re really excited to see
Northern Division, peaking in 3rd place how we can progress with the setup
consecutively from 2009/10 to the In 2018, Leicester City Women were in-house.
2011/12 season. awarded a licence for Tier 2, in the
newly rebranded FA Women’s “LCFC Women will carry the stand-
During the 2012/13 season Leicester Championship. ard, but our vision for developing
City Women struggled in the league the women’s game in Leicester is
and were unfortunately relegated on They were then purchased by King wide-ranging. We want to build on the
the final day of the season. Power International last summer and recent success of women’s football to
became a full-time outfit. inspire a generation of young girls and
After finishing 2nd in two consecutive to ensure opportunities exist for the
season’s LCWFC finally sealed pro- Speaking at the time, City chairman Ai- gifted among them to have a future in
motion back to the Northern Division yawatt Srivaddhanaprabha said: “This the game.”
with a 10-0 win over Rotherham United is a really proud day. The introduction
Ladies. The victory came after a run of of a women’s team embedded within
19 consecutive league wins as LCWFC the club has been an ambition of ours
broke many league records. for some time and today it can start to
be realised.
Over the years the Leicester City
Women FC has seen 20+ players “The club’s co-operation with LCWFC
involved with the International set up at since 2004 has been a valuable gate-
various youth levels and continuously way to the women’s game.
HOME GROUND QUORN FC MANAGER JONATHAN MORGAN NICKNAME THE FOXES LAST SEASON 6th
WE’VE MET BEFORE
LEICESTER CITY
Lachante Paul’s late strike denied shot blocked from a corner before she But despite having had to soak up a
Durham Women three points against turned provider for Lambert – whose great deal of Leicester pressure, it was
Leicester City. back-post volley couldn’t be guided Durham who struck next.
goal-wards.
The Wildcats dominated large spells After Galloway was brought down
against their full-time hosts and goals And a deserved breakthrough came 25 yards from goal, Hepple curled a
from Emily Roberts and Beth Hepple on 20 minutes as Roberts sent a volley sumptuous free-kick into the top corner
either side of Remi Allen’s leveller soaring into the roof of the net after – leaving Kirstie Levell with no chance.
looked to have sealed a deserved Leicester couldn’t clear a Nicki Gears
victory. cross. That frustrated Leicester, who were
lucky to end the game with their full
But that late leveller saw the Foxes But having dominated the first half, compliment of players after receiving
steal a point in the dying stages. Durham were pinned back at the some stern lectures from referee Sarah
beginning of the second. Garrett.
After a cagey opening at Farely Way, it
was Durham began to gain a foothold And Leicester quickly found themselves And while it was the Foxes who did
in the game and set about putting their back on level terms, Allen lofting home much of the second half pressing, they
hosts under pressure. a shot from the edge of the area after a struggled to really test Borthwick as
sustained spell of pressure. the Durham rearguard held their hosts
Sarah Robson saw a glancing header at bay.
flash just the wrong side of the post Chances flowed at both ends, with
before Sarah Wilson sent a volley Bridget Galloway firing over for the That was until the dying seconds when
whistling narrowly over the bar. Wildcats and Bailey-Gayle seeing her Paul smashed home from close range
shot follow the same fate at the other to deny the Wildcats the points they
Wilson again came close after seeing a end. arguably deserved.SQUAD
CHECK
Kirstie Levell
Goalkeeper
Ex-Everton stopper who joined the club
last summer.
Sophie Harris
Goalkeeper
Winter signing, who joined after a spell
with Watford.
Sam Tierney
Defender
ONE TO WATCH Previously a Championship winner with
Doncaster Belles.
NATASHA FLINT Ashleigh Plumptre
Defender
Originally from Salford, Natasha was a summer recruit having Joined the club last season after a spell
previously played for Blackburn Rovers Ladies. in America.
Esme De Graaf
She has played for England from Under-19s to Under-23s lev- Defender
el, representing her nation at the FIFA U20 Women’s World Versatie across the backline and in
Cup in 2014 midfield, formerly of West Ham
Sophie Howard
Her former clubs include Manchester City, Notts County and Defender
Sheffield FC. Ex-Reading defender who is also a Scot-
tishinternational
Libby Smith
Midfielder
Youngster who has also played at the
back this season
Sophie Barker
Midfielder
Another former winner of this league with
Doncaster
Charlotte Fleming
Midfielder
Young midfielder who joined from
Chelsea in January
Charlie Devlin
Midfielder
Ex-Manchester United youngster who is a
real creative presence
Shannon O’Brien
Forward
ONE TO WATCH Tricky and pacy striker who joined from
REMI ALLEN
Coventry in January
Lachante Paul
Forward
Leicester native Remi was born on 15 October, 1990, and is Scored against Durham this season and is
one of the squad’s most successful players. a threat with her pace
Millie Farrow
She has won the League Cup with Leeds Carnegie and the Forward
UEFA Women’s Under-19s Championships with England, and Ex-Bristol and Reading striker, proven in
was also a Champions League semi-finalist with Birmingham this league
City. She has been capped at Under-19s and Under-23s level Paige Bailey-Gayle
for the Lionesses. Forward
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JOHN
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Greetings from The Turrett! this season, the team gelled quickly, Think of us while you’re in the warm!
and they are reaping the rewards. Although I’m sure you’d like to be
In this strange time, it is hard to They are ahead on goal-difference here too, for now take advantage
fathom that our last game was three and have won their last seven of the coverage! Get in touch to let
weeks ago - snow has fallen on snow League games. us know where you’re watching and
and many things have happened how you’re finding the action.
and not. Whatever you’ve been Although we are unbeaten in the John
doing, I am confident in saying that League, I’m sure Lee and Steph will
our team have been preparing well play on the “Underdog” tag which @JADMiddy
for today’s game. has seen great success in recent
years. Nowadays, it is quite rare for www.internet-radio.com/station/
It is very difficult to know how to bill our team to have that tag but when durhamhospital/
the visit of Leicester City to Maiden they do/could receive it we know we
Castle. There will be, of course, are in for a great game!
increased Media interest by the
National Press; probably billing it We at DHR are slightly jumping on
as a “Title Decider” or playing on the bandwagon, in recognition of
the “David v Goliath” of Part-time v the importance of the game, by
Full-Time no matter the result. This bringing back our pre-match show
would be disrespectful on many lev- from 11.30; I hope you’ll join us
els and not just to Sheffield United! before switching on the pictures
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delighted to confirm that cide’ shops to help house- with REfUSE and to be
over £2400 was raised by holds all over the County able to fund this fantastic
our terrific supporters as - with over 70,000 meals project - as well as donat-
part of the #ENDCHILD- provided across County ing the original pledge of
FOODPOVERTY campaign. Durham in 2020. £1,000 to Durham County
Council.
Having been inspired by The group operate a
Marcus Rashford’s prom- Waste Not Box delivery “I have watched their pro-
inent push to ensure no service, a ‘pay as you feel’ gress on social media and
child went hungry, the cafe and shop in Chester- they were one of the first
club asked for donations le-Street, emergency food charities that I wanted us
from supporters who deliveries and, thanks to to work alongside when
enjoyed our live streams the donations from our we realised we had raised
against Charlton Athletic, supporters, will now be much more than expected.
Aston Villa, Blackburn able to embark on a new With COVID restrictions
Rovers and Liverpool. project - a market stall it’s harder for people
in Grange Villa to ensure to go to their facility in
And the response was their excellent work can Chester-le-Street so they
overwhelming as we be accessible for more are taking the project out
raised the terrific four-fig- people. to them!
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now confirm will be As well as offering meals “It’s not just about sup-
distributed down two for those who need them, porting families with food
avenues. the new project will also it’s also about the interac-
offer volunteering and tion they offer when they
Our initial target of community engagement come to collect boxes.
£1,000 will be distributed opportunities and will Once it is up and running
to schools, community undoubtedly prove to be a we will update you on our
groups and families in key resource in the area. channels and if it’s success-
County Durham to ensure ful then there is scope for
nobody goes hungry. We Explaining the impact it to be repeated in other
are working alongside the donations from our areas.
Mary Foy, MP for the City supporters will have, Mim
of Durham, to ensure this Skinner of REfUSE said: “Many thanks to Miriam
goes to those who need it ‘We’re really excited to from REfUSE and many
most. open up our new hub in many thanks to all of the
Grange Villa. It’s already football supporters who
And the remaining sum been so popular and is were so generous with
raised will be donated another resource to make their donations. I’m sure
to REfUSE, a community sure good food feeds they will be happy to
group based in Chester-le- bellies, not bins.’ know the money is being
Street. divided well and going
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Durham Women made it four straight themselves on their hosts. almost extended their lead to two on 76
wins in the league as goals from Bridget minutes, when Hepple latched onto a
Galloway and Sarah Robson capped off a Just seven minutes into the second half, Sharpe pass, seeing her shot saved before
dominant second-half performance for the Hepple had Brooks scrambling, but her being ruled offside.
Wildcats on their visit to Bamber Bridge. 20-yard strike flew narrowly wide of the
post. Despite Durham’s second-half dominance,
Durham went closest in the opening the hosts went close with just 5 minutes
exchanges, but Robson and Briggs’ efforts Sharpe almost had an assist minutes after to go, with Hodgson finding Montgomery
from distance lacked enough power to joining the action – after she replaced in space on the left, but her mishit cross
trouble Brooks in the Blackburn goal. the injured Roberts – setting up Galloway failed to trouble the Wildcats’ defence.
with a deft flick, but a superb block from
On the 19th minute Hepple’s pinpoint Richards kept the sides locked at 0-0. Finally, on the 87th minute mark, Robson
cross found the outstretched boot of got that all important second goal for
Galloway, but she couldn’t quite guide Blackburn almost went ahead on 68 min- Durham.
it home. utes, against the run of play, when Embley
broke beyond the Durham defence but Wilson’s header from Hepple’s in swinging
Both sides had good chances in the first her curling effort was wide of the post. corner caused confusion among the Black-
half; Briggs volleying over from the edge burn defence, and Robson was on hand to
of the box for Durham, before Walters Durham’s relentless pressure was finally poke it home.
clipped the ball over the bar following a rewarded with 20 minutes to go.
breakaway for Blackburn. Durham XI: Borthwick, Wilson (c), Hill,
Sharpe again was involved, getting to the Salicki, Holmes, Robson, Briggs, Brown
On the stroke of half-time, Blackburn again byline on the left and cutting the ball back (Lambert 62), Roberts (Sharpe 57), Hepple,
went close, with Walters blazing over from to Galloway, who had a simple finish from Galloway (Bradley 89)
just inside the area. just 6 yards out. Subs not used: Mackain, Christon,
Crosthwaite
Following the interval, Durham imposed The Wildcats didn’t just settle there, theyMegan Borthwick Hannah Reid Sponsored by: Sponsored by: County Durham Blinds RTC Under 11s Kathryn Hill Lauren Briggs Sponsored by: Available to sponsor Tony Waters Mollie Lambert Sarah Wilson Sponsored by: Craig Morley Sponsored by: Supporting Independence Outreach Services Ltd ‘The Wild Ones’ Beth Hepple Molly Sharpe Sponsored by: Sponsored by: Darrin’s Super Ices AR Tree Services Stuart Dryden Nicki Gears Iris Achterhof Available to sponsor Available to sponsor 2020/21 SQUAD
Bridget Galloway Ellie Christon
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Becky Salicki Abby Holmes
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Emily Roberts Sarah Robson
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Neil ThorntonDATE OPPOSITION COMP. RESULT 1 2 3 4 5 6
September 2020
6 Liverpool (A) FAWC D 1-1 Borthwick Hill Salicki Christon Holmes Lamber
12 Lewes (H) FAWC W 3-0 Borthwick Hill Salicki Wilson Christon Holmes
27 London City (H) FAWC W 1-0 Borthwick Hill Salicki Wilson Christon Lamber
October 2020
4 Leicester (A) FAWC D 2-2 Borthwick Hill Salicki Wilson Christon Lamber
7 Coventry (H) CC W 5-2 Borthwick Ayre Salicki Wilson Christon Lee
11 Crystal Palace (H) FAWC W 2-0 Borthwick Hill Salicki Wilson Christon Briggs
18 London Bees (A) FAWC W 2-1 Borthwick Hill Salicki (1) Wilson Christon Lamber
November 2020
4 Sheffield Utd (A) CC W 6-0 Reid Hill (1) Briggs Wilson Christon Lee
8 Charlton (H) FAWC D 1-1 Borthwick Hill Briggs Wilson Christon Lamber
15 Sheffield Utd (A) FAWC W 1-0 Borthwick Hill Briggs Wilson Christon Lamber
19 Aston Villa (H) CC D 1-1 Borthwick Hill Briggs Wilson Christon Lamber
December 2020
6 Blackburn (H) FAWC D 0-0 Borthwick Hill Briggs Wilson Christon Lamber
13 Coventry (A) FAWC W 4-3 Borthwick Hill Briggs Wilson Christon Lamber
20 Liverpool (H) FAWC W 2-0 Borthwick Hill Briggs Wilson Christon Lamber
January 2020
10 Lewes (A) FAWC D 1-1 Borthwick Hill Briggs Wilson Christon Lamber
17 Crystal Palace (A) FAWC W 1-0 Borthwick Hill Briggs Wilson Salicki Lamber
21 West Ham (A) CC QF L 3-0 Reid Hill Holmes Wilson Salicki Christon
24 London Bees (H) FAWC W 1-0 Borthwick Hill Christon Wilson Salicki Lamber
February 2020
28 London City (A) FAWC W 1-0 Borthwick Hill Christon Wilson Salicki Briggs
March 2020
7 Blackburn (A) FAWC W 2-0 Borthwick Hill Holmes Wilson Salicki Briggs
14 Leicester (H) FAWC
28 Sheffield Utd (H) FAWC
April 2020
25 Charlton (A) FAWC
May 2020
2 Coventry (A) FAWC
2020/21 STATS7 8 9 10 11 Sub 1 Sub 2 Sub 3 Sub 4
rt Robson Hepple (1) Roberts Galloway Gears Sharpe Achterhof Wilson
s Robson Hepple (2) Briggs Roberts (1) Sharpe Galloway Gears Lambert
rt Robson Hepple (1) Roberts Gears Sharpe Briggs Galloway
rt Robson Hepple (1) Roberts (1) Gears Galloway Briggs Sharpe
Briggs Hepple (3) Roberts Sharpe (1) Galloway (1) Hill Robson Crosthwaite Atkinson
s Robson Hepple (2) Roberts Sharpe Galloway Atkinson Lee Crosthwaite Gears
rt Robson Hepple Roberts Gears Sharpe (1) Briggs Crosthwaite Galloway
Robson (1) Hepple Lambert Roberts (1) Sharpe (1) Gears (1) Galloway (1) Ayre Crosthwaite
rt Robson Hepple Roberts Gears Galloway (1) Crosthwaite Sharpe
rt Robson Hepple Roberts Gears (1) Sharpe Galloway Lee
rt Robson Hepple Roberts (1) Sharpe Galloway Lee Brown Ayre Crosthwaite
rt Robson Hepple Roberts Sharpe Gears Galloway Crosthwaite
rt Robson (1) Hepple (1) Roberts (2) Sharpe Galloway Gears Brown Salicki
rt Robson Hepple Gears Sharpe (1) Roberts (1) Brown Galloway Lee Salicki
rt Robson Hepple Roberts Sharpe Galloway (1) Brown Gears Salicki Bradley
rt Robson Hepple Roberts Brown Galloway (1) Christon Gears Bradley
n Robson Hepple Lambert Bradley Sharpe Roberts Greenwood Galloway
rt Briggs Hepple Roberts Brown Galloway (1) Holmes Sharpe Bradley Gears
s Robson Hepple Roberts (1) Brown Sharpe Holmes Galloway Lambert
s Robson (1) Hepple Roberts Brown Galloway (1) Sharpe Lambert BradleyDWFC Player, Jess Holder, is sponsored by Kixx York and
Kixx Middlesborough, part of a national children’s football
academy brand, Kixx UK. When Jess isn’t playing and train-
ing with DWFC, she becomes ‘Coach Jess’ with Kixx York.
The Kixx academies are a fantastic introduction to football
for children ages 18 months to 10 years of age. You can
find Kixx academies located all across the country (includ-
ing Middlesbrough and Redcar, which are owned by football
league legend, James Coppinger). To find your closest Kixx
children’s football academy, visit www.kixx.org.uk.THE TEAMS
1 Hannah Reid 1 Demi Lambourne
2 Kathryn Hill 2 Grace Riglar
3 Lauren Briggs 3 Sam Tierney
4 Mollie Lambert 4 Aimee Everett
5 Sarah Wilson 5 Holly Morgan
6 Sarah Robson 6 Lia Caltado
7 Beth Hepple 7 Charlie Devlin
8 Molly Sharpe 8 Remi Allen
9 Nicki Gears 9 Libby Smith
10 Iris Achterhof 11 Lachante Paul
11 Bridget Galloway 14 Esmee De Graaf
12 Lily Crosthwaite 15 Sophie Howard
13 Megan Borthwick 16 Freya Thomas
14 Becky Salicki 17 Paige Bailey-Gayle
15 Dee Bradley 18 Sophie Barker
16 Ellie Christon 19 Millie Farrow
17 Emily Roberts 20 Natasha Flint
19 Danielle Brown 21 Hannah Cain
21 Hannah Greenwood 22 Ashleigh Plumptre
22 Grace Ayre 23 Liv Fergusson
24 Abby Holmes 28 Kirstie Levell
30 Brooke Mackain 48 Sophie Harris
96 Rachel Lee
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