Ipswich may be bottom of WSL2, but have big plans as new management team aim to turn their season around
Ipswich Town go into their Women’s FA Cup tie on Sunday against fellow WSL2 side Sheffield United with the pressure off and spirits high. The Tractor Girls are having a tough debut season in the second tier in the WSL era of women’s domestic football.
They are bottom of the league, five points behind Portsmouth and Durham, with Portsmouth having played a game more. They return to their former Felixstowe home on Sunday for the FA Cup fourth round, having had to make the switch to Colchester to meet the WSL2 ground requirements for league matches.
Continue reading…Ipswich may be bottom of WSL2, but have big plans as new management team aim to turn their season aroundIpswich Town go into their Women’s FA Cup tie on Sunday against fellow WSL2 side Sheffield United with the pressure off and spirits high. The Tractor Girls are having a tough debut season in the second tier in the WSL era of women’s domestic football.They are bottom of the league, five points behind Portsmouth and Durham, with Portsmouth having played a game more. They return to their former Felixstowe home on Sunday for the FA Cup fourth round, having had to make the switch to Colchester to meet the WSL2 ground requirements for league matches. Continue reading…
