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Changes At The Top Of The Lancashire FA Women’s County Leagues As Cup Action Takes Over

By Robert Haile

The top of the Lancashire FA Women’s County Leagues has been changing as cup action dominates the fixtures this weekend.

In Division One Lancaster City moved one point off top with a 1-2 win at Blackpool Town on February 19 while Kendal lost 1-7 to Cadley.

There is just the one game on February 26 as Blackpool Town take on Cadley with the game kicking off at 2pm (14:00).

Division 1 North/West Fixtures

Kendal Town Women U18 Girls 1-7 Cadley FC Ladies

Blackpool Town Ladies 1-2 Lancaster City FC Ladies

Division 1 North/West Table

  1. Whitehaven AFC Ladies – 28
  2. Chipping Ladies – 28
  3. Lancaster City FC Ladies – 27
  4. Cadley FC Ladies – 15
  5. St. Annes FC Ladies – 15
  6. Kendal Town Women U18 Girls – 8
  7. Blackpool Town Ladies – 7
  8. Sir Tom Finney FC Development – 5

There are new leaders in Division One South/East on February 19 as Euxton 6-1 win over Bury, fourth placed Penwortham are now joint third after a 1-3 win at Darwen.

Lostock’s 3-0 Clitheroe win moves them level with Darwen in fifth.

Astley Bridge’s match with AFC Wigan was postponed.

Horwich can move back level with Euxton on February 26 when they play Clitheroe as Euxton take on Lostock and Darwen play Bury.

All matches are a 2pm (14:00) kickoff.

Division One South/East Results

Darwen FC Development Women 1-3 Penwortham Town Ladies Reserves

Euxton Girls FC Women 6-1 Bury FC Foundation Womens Reserves

Lostock St Gerards Ladies 3-0 Clitheroe Wolves Ladies

Division One South/East League Table

  1. Euxton Girls FC Women – 33
  2. Horwich St Mary’s Ladies – 30
  3. Penwortham Town Ladies Reserves – 24
  4. Astley Bridge Ladies – 24
  5. Darwen FC Development Women – 13
  6. Lostock St Gerards Ladies – 13
  7. Bury FC Foundation Womens Reserves – 9
  8. AFC Wigan Ladies – 4
  9. Clitheroe Wolves Ladies – 1

Fleetwood have extended their lead in the Premier Division with a 5-2 win over Burnley as second placed Colne were held to a 1-1 draw at Darwen on February 19.

There is a full league schedule on February 26 as the top two face off with Fleetwood hosting Clone, Stanwix welcome Langho, Clitheroe head to Burnley and Bury take on Darwen.

All matches are a 2pm (14:00) kickoff.

Premier Division Fixtures

Fleetwood Town Wrens Ladies Reserves 5-2 Burnley Belvedere Ladies

Darwen FC Reserves 1-1 Colne FC Ladies

Premier Division League Table

  1. Fleetwood Town Wrens Ladies Reserves – 30
  2. Colne FC Ladies – 23
  3. Stanwix Junior Ladies – 20
  4. Bury FC Foundation Women Firsts – 19
  5. Burnley Belvedere Ladies – 17
  6. Langho Ladies – 13
  7. Darwen FC Reserves – 7
  8. Clitheroe Wolves Wolves Ladies – 7
  9. Accrington Stanley Women FC Reserves – 4

In the Championship Bolton Wanderers moved a point off top spot with a 4-0 win at home to Morecambe on February 19.

Blackburn Community lost 0-2 to Fleetwood while Preston North End won 4-1 at home to Euxton.

Their could be new leaders on February 26 when Bolton Wanderers head to Penrith, third placed Blackpool face fourth placed Euxton with a 12 kickoff, Bolton County take on Preston North and the bottom two play each other as Morecambe welcome Blackburn Community.

All other matches are a 2pm (14:00) kickoff.

Championship Fixtures

Bolton Wanderers Girls FC Reserves 4-0 Morecambe Ladies Development

Blackburn Community Sports Club Reserves 0-2 Fleetwood Town Wrens Ladies Development

Preston North End Women FC Preston North 4-1 Euxton Girls Development

Championship League Table

  1. GT7 Academy Ladies – 34
  2. Bolton Wanderers Girls FC Reserves – 33
  3. Blackpool FC Girls Development – 25
  4. Euxton Girls Development – 18
  5. Preston North End Women FC Preston North – 18
  6. Fleetwood Town Wrens Ladies Development – 14
  7. Bolton County Women – 13
  8. Penrith AFC Ladies Development – 13
  9. Blackburn Community Sports Club Reserves – 9
  10. Morecambe Ladies Development – 0
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