FA Women’s National League 
League Cup
Group A
Torquay Utd have a one point lead at the top of the group following their 1-1 draw with Marine Academy Plymouth on Sunday. However it needed an equaliser seven minutes from time by Sarah Stacey to earn them a share of the spoils, after Sam Drewery had put MAP ahead on the hour. Bridgwater Utd moved above Plymouth Argyle into second place after beating them 2-0 with goals from Zoe Watkins and Megan Jarvis.
Group B
Exeter City moved themselves closer towards winning the group but were pushed all the way by Bristol Rovers as they edged them out by the odd goal in seven. Pangiota Popaioannou, Phoebe Baker and Maya Kendell sent Exeter into a three-goal lead, but a reply from Helena Costa gave Rovers some hope. Ellie Sara restored the advantage with fifteen minutes remaining but Exeter were given a late scare when Jodie Exley and Annys Turner netted late strikes for the visitors. Bristol City U21 notched up their first win when beating Keynsham Town 5-2. Chloe Giddings led the scoring for City with a hat-trick whilst Neve Comley and Amelie Gould were also on target, with Mia Mugford and Abi Todd replying.
Group C
Kidderminster Harriers hold on to the leadership of the Group B and have guaranteed themselves a top two place after a second half goal from Amelia Hiscox gave them a 1-0 win away to Gwalia Utd. Cheltenham Town look like finishing second after staging a fightback to beat Worcester City 4-3. The visitors looked on course for a surprise victory when they led through a Charlotte Poole double and Evie Billingsley but two strikes from Chloe Snook, along with Leonie Joyce and an own goal, turned the match around in Cheltenham's favour.
Group D
Chelsea U21 are the group leaders after coming from behind to win 2-1 away to Swindon Town. The home side got off to a flying start and took the lead in the opening minute through Tori St Clair, and they remained in front until a second half double from Stevie Sinclair turned the match around in Chelsea's favour. In the other game, Maidenhead Utd continued their improving form by running out 4-1 winners over Wycombe Wanderers. Mae Goulden, Leah Robertson, Megan Harper and Katie Akerman were all on target as Maidenhead raced into a four-goal lead by half time, with Mia Delaney netting a late consolation for Wycombe.
Group E
A headed goal on the hour mark from Britt Jeal gave Moneyfields a 1-0 win over Southampton U21 and took them to the top of the group. The Moneys have a three point lead over the Saints and AFC Bournemouth, who climbed into second by beating Bournemouth Sports 11-1. Clarabella Hall led the scoring with a hat-trick, Kyra Robertson, Scarlett Williams and Isabel Bryant each weighed in with a brace and Georgia Wilson and Isabel Watts were also on target, with Kate Fox replying.
Group F
Lewes made it two wins out of two when beating Brighton & Hove Albion U21 4-0. Una Lue gave them a seventh minute lead and they went on to add further goals through Millie Pullen, Paula Howells and Liv Carpenter. Joining the Rookettes on six points are Portsmouth, for whom Sofia Mallon bagged a hat-trick in their 3-1 success at Saltdean Utd, whose consolation came from Mary Smith.
Group G
The top two teams in this group also have two wins from two matches, headed by Stevenage Women following their 5-0 victory against Cambridge Utd. Sarah Wiltshire led the scoring by hitting a hat-trick against her former club and she was joined on the scoresheet by Jada Deane and Rosy Woodhams. First half goals from Millie Davies and Holly Kennard took Norwich City to a 2-1 success away to Luton Town, whose consolation after the break came from Chloe Logie.
Group H
Queen's Park Rangers are up into top spot after they notched up a fine 2-0 victory against Fulham. Taylor Bell gave Rangers the lead just before half time, before Shannon Albuery wrapped up the win with the second late on. Wiktoria Fronc meanwhile continued her excellent scoring form with a five-goal haul as Actonians Ladies ran up a 13-1 scoreline over Ascot Utd. Phoebe Williams netted a hat-trick and Steph McCaffrey a brace whilst Chloe Chapman, Georgia Griffin and Abigail Kargbo added the other goals, Lauren Knight grabbing a late consolation for the Yellows.
Group I
Emma Samways and Natasha Snelling scored the goals as Hashtag Utd went top of the group with a 2-1 success away to Chatham Town, whose reply came from Lucy Jones. In the other game, a late equaliser from Dulcie Galbally earned Billericay Town a 1-1 draw against London City Lionesses U21, who had taken the lead through Sophie Marsh.
Group J
In the only match to be played in the group, Dulwich Hamlet opened up their matches with a 2-0 victory over Dartford. Kizzanna Fergus gave Hamlet the lead just after the half hour mark and Sascha Chisanga sealed the points with the second goal, early in the second half.
Group K
Oxford Utd made it two victories out of two when running out 5-0 winners over Milton Keynes Dons. Holly Manders gave the U's a ninth minute lead and she went on to register a first half hat-trick, before Jenna Legg and Maddie Brant added the others after the break. Cairo-Evea Antoine was another hat-trick scorer, for Arsenal U21 as they netted seven times without reply past Abingdon Utd. Freya Woods weighed with a brace for the Gunners and the tally was completed by Abigail Conway and Annabelle Tong.
Group L
Rugby Borough continue to dominate the group with another powerful result, defeating Peterborough Utd 7-0. Yasmin Mosby and Mai Moncaster each netted twice and they were joined on the scoresheet by Jess Camwell, Lily Greenslade and Bethan Roberts. Notts County meanwhile slammed Leicester City U21 8-2, including doubles from Leah Hardy and Emily Brett. Annie Taylor, Lily Skeldon, Shoniqua Barnes and Mia Collins weighed in with the other goals, whilst the Foxes' replies came from Beau King and Senaiya Knill.
Group M
Maia Clark and Daisy Wickett supplied the goals as Boldmere St Michaels opened up the group with a 2-1 victory over Aston Villa U21, who replied through Charlotte Underwood. There was late drama at Sutton Coldfield Town where, despite the home side taking the lead through Steph Kingston, visitors Leafield Athletic hit back to take the points with strikes from Gemma Fraser and Sophie Griffiths.
Group N
Sporting Khalsa maintained their good start to the season by beating Birmingham City U21 2-0 to take the leadership in the group. West Bromwich Albion notched up their first win, Hannah George bagging a hat-trick as they came from behind to win 6-2 at Lye Town. Jessica Collyer and Rhianne Oakley were also on target along with an own goal, whilst Lye netted through a Britanee Lote double.
Group O
Shannon Stamps scored a hat-trick for Stoke City as they ran out 9-0 winners over Blackburn Rovers to head the group. Delphi Cole added a couple and there was one apiece from Megan Bradley, Olivia Cook and Racheal Quigley. Manchester City U21 meanwhile staged a late fightback to salvage a 3-3 draw with Wythenshawe. Kirsty Chambers, Zoe Stewart and Rachael Dunlop were the markswomen for Wythenshawe, with Aoife Colbert-Martin replying, before a brace in the last seven minutes from Molly Stroud brough the Cityzens back on level terms.
Group P
Real Bedford claimed their second victory with an impressive 4-0 success away to London Bees. All four goals came in the opening 21 minutes of the match, Lily Whitelock and Ellie Head giving Real a two-goal lead before Sophie Byrom netted a quickfire double. Real head the group on goal difference from Tottenham Hotspur U21, who were 1-0 winners over Northampton Town with an early goal from Eloise Summers-Mee.
Group Q
Liverpool Feds went to the top of the group with a 4-0 victory over Chorley on Tuesday night. Maddy Duffy netted twice along with Emma Johnson and Georgia Walters as the Feds notched up a second win in three days. On Sunday, the Feds had opened up their group matches by winning 1-0 at AFC Fylde with a second half goal from Evie Smith, whilst Chorley were also victorious, beating Liverpool U21 2-0 with strikes from Emily Wong and Carra Jones.
Group R
Lucy Chads spearheaded the win with a hat-trick as Loughborough Lightning defeated Sheffield FC 8-0. Ella Jarowicki contributed a double and there was one apiece from Isabelle Conway, Morgan Rogers and Hannah Langford. Chesterfield meanwhile claimed their first win, 3-1 against Sheffield Utd U21 thanks to Ruby Shore, Tilly Hallas-Potts and Evie Carter, with Mollie Austin and Jasmine Bonelle replying.
Group S
Derby County and Manchester Utd U21 occupy the top two positions in the group after their meeting finished in a 1-1 draw, with Maddie Norton on target for the Ewes. Stockport County are one point adrift in third place, they won 2-0 against Barnsley Women thanks to a first half double from Ellie Fletcher.
Group T
Leeds Utd head the way in the group following their 3-0 victory against Huddersfield Town. Isobel Dean put Leeds ahead with nine minutes on the clock and they went on to add further goals through Amy Woodruff and Kathryn Smith. Halifax FC Women are in second after they were also 3-0 winners away to Bradford City, with Farah Crompton, Marli Rhodes-Andrews and Neve Renwick all getting on the scoresheet.
Group U
Norton & Stockton Ancients stay on top of the group after they defeated York City 4-2. Sacha Millward netted twice with Louise Atkinson and Bianca Owens adding the others as Norton raced into a four-goal lead during the first half, before the MinsterBelles reduced the arrears through Ella Martin and Katie Astle. Ellie Tanser and Jess Andrew accounted for the goals as Hull City hit back to win 2-1 against Thornaby Women, who had taken the lead through Faye Dale. On Wednesday night, Hull joined Norton at the top of the group when they won 1-0 at York, Evie-May Wilkinson scoring the only goal of the game on the hour.
Group V
Five second half goals carried group leaders Middlesbrough to a 5-0 victory over Sunderland U21. Rebecca Ferguson and Armani Maxwell scored two goals apiece, with Ellen Turnbull completing the tally. Chester-le-Street Town meanwhile emerged as 2-1 winners from their local derby with Durham Cestria. After a goalless first half, Katie Ellison gave the Cestrians a lead which was cancelled out immediately by Grace Monkhouse, but Georgia Gibson netted what proved to be the winner with fifteen minutes remaining.
