Blues will play the game in hand on Wednesday night against Mel Reay’s Sunderland side who are coming of a 1-1 draw against rivals Newcastle United. Blues are coming off a 0-1 win against Bristol City at Ashton Gate with Wilma Liedhammar getting the vital goal in the 69th minute to give Blues the win there needed to not just close the gap on Charlton more importantly cemented second spot with Palace on are tails.

Wilma Liedhammar was the hero has Blues close the gap on top spot to three points and have a game in hand over Charlton Athletic the swede capitalised on a mistake from the impressive Sophie Ingle she took her time and fire it home to give Blues a vital win to keep are automatic promotion hopes alive.

Blues are still second but there needed to show there grit  to overcome a stubborn blades team who took the league from Amy Andrews but a wonderful finish from Lily Crosthwaite and Wilma Liedhammar got the Blues there most important win of the season to keep the Blues in second Place.

Blues are finally back at home this Sundayhas their face an inform Sheffield United side under Stephen Healy coming of a credible 2-2 draw over Sunderland on Wednesday night. For Blues there coming of a disappointing 2-0 loss to follow Promotion hopeful candidates Newcastle United

Jordan Nobbs & Beth Lumsden damage Blues automatic promotion hopes as Blues yet again didn’t show up a brilliant Nobbs goal just before half time and Beth Lumsden lob over Adrianna Franch got the toon a huge win over lacklustre Blues side.

Asato Miyagawa was the hero has her important goal at St Mary’s kept blues in the title race and also kept us in second place at one point during the games we were down to third place.

Blues Women have reached the Adobe Women’s FA Cup Quarter Finals for the first time since 2023 when we lost to Amy Merricks Brighton Side. Blues Oceane Hurtre was the star of the show picking up the player of the match and scoring a brilliant hat trick