BISHOPS Lydeard Ladies netted six in their pre-season match with Feniton Ladies on Sunday.
The game at Cothelstone Road finished 6-2 to the hosts, for whom Lucie Waddon, Kayleigh Riley and Abi Parr all scored twice.
They are gearing up for the start of the South West Women's League, due to start on Sunday, September 2, with the full fixtures expected to be released this week.
STRIKE: Lucie Waddon scores one of her two goals against Feniton. Pic: Ash Magill
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ASH Rangers Ladies are still looking for a goalkeeper ahead of the Somerset County Women’s League season.
Anyone interested should get in touch with manager Kev Lang via 07707 263685.
Ash’s first Division 1 match is away to Burnham United Ladies on Sunday, September 2, while Wellington Ladies go to Pen Mill Reserves.
Bishops Lydeard Ladies Reserves kick off on September 9, at home to Frome.
Wellington beat Cheddar 2-1 in a friendly last week, Ebony Sellick and Sheldon Hancock scoring.
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ASSIST: Emily Syme (pictured with ball) plays the pass to Olivia Fergusson (7) that leads to Yeovil Ladies' goal.
TAUNTON’s Emily Syme made an instant impact on her debut for Yeovil Town Ladies on Sunday.
Having previously played for Bishops Lydeard Ladies and Richard Huish College, 18-year-old Syme was handed a start against London Bees in the Continental Cup.
The Bees took the lead, but then Syme won the ball in midfield and played a precise through ball for Olivia Fergusson to latch on to and equalise.
The group stage match finished 1-1 at The Hive, and the Bees won 4-3 on penalties to claim a bonus point.
The Lady Glovers’ next match is this Sunday, August 26 (ko 3pm), at home to Crystal Palace Ladies in Dorchester.
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— Yeovil Town Ladies FC (@YeovilLadiesFC) August 20, 2018
More of this please @livfergusson
Check out our match analysts view of yesterday’s equaliser v London Bees in the @ContiUK Cup.#YTLFC. pic.twitter.com/ZQVxXF8a5c
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