Blues Fail in Cup Bid

Everton Ladies could not repeat their feat of 2008 as they lost out to Leeds Ladies 3-1 in The Premier League Cup Final at Rochdale's Spotland Ground last night.

Mo Marley's found themselves two nil down before they could get going, but a goal by Fara Williams halved the deficit. The Blues were chasing most of the game, then Leeds regained their two goal advantage to win the match and The Cup.

The Blues still have the title and the FA Cup to play for. They are currently fifth in the table, but with a ruck of games in hand they can quickly climb the table. (12/02/10)

Good Luck To Everton Ladies In The Premier League Cup Final

Everton Ladies will take on Leeds Carnegie in the FA Women's Premier League Cup final at Rochdale's Spotland Stadium tonight, Thursday 11th February 2010. Kick-Off: 7.00pm. Mo Marley's team hope to win the cup for the second time. The girls need your support. Tickets are priced £5 for adults, £2.50 for concessions - Rochdale AFC ticket hotline - 0844 826 1907 (Option 8). (07/01/10)

Click Here To See Photos Of The Cup Win In 2008

Everton In The Premier League Cup final

Westwood

Emily Westwood headed an extra time winner to take Everton to the Women's Premier League Cup final with a 2-1 extra time victory over 10-woman Arsenal. Natasha Dowie shot Everton ahead after only three minutes and then Arsenal had goalkeeper Emma Byrne sent-off for punching England striker Dowie in the 25th minute. In an action packed game, Arsenal hit back with Kim Little's 36th minute penalty following a hand-ball by Dowie. Dowie was three times denied a second goal by fine defending. Westwood headed home the winner from Jody Handley's 108th minute corner.

Dowie

Everton will play Chelsea or Leeds Carnegie in the final. There game was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch. Everton hope to win the cup for a second time after beating Arsenal in the 2008 final. (10/12/09)

7 Everton Players In England Euro 09 Squad

Everton have 7 players in Hope Powell's England 22 player squad for the European Championships 09. England begin their campaign against Italy on 25th August 2009 and then go on to face Russia and Sweden in Group C.

Williams

Brown

Handley

Unitt

Scott

Johnson

Westwood

Ladies England squad for Euro 09: Brown (Everton), Chamberlain (Chelsea), Bardsley (New York Sky Blue), A. Scott (Boston Breakers), Stoney (Chelsea), Johnson (Everton), Asante (New York Sky Blue), White (Arsenal), Unitt (Everton), Bassett (Arsenal), Williams (Everton), Carney (Chicago Red Stars), Chapman (Arsenal), J. Scott (Everton), S. Smith (Leeds Carnegie), Westwood (Everton), Buet (Chelsea), Clarke (Leeds Carnegie), K. Smith (Boston Breakers), Aluko (St Louis Athletica), Handley (Everton), Sanderson (Chelsea). (06/08/09)

Everton Qualify For Champions League Knockout Stage

Everton Ladies qualified for the knockout stages of the Champions League after an injury time winner by Michelle Hinnigan gave the Toffees a 1-0 win over Norwegian outfit Strommen. Mo Marley's team had to beat Strommen, as the Norwegian team were top of the group on goal difference. It was looking like an exit for Everton until the last gasp winner.

Everton had won both of their earlier group games. Firstly a 3-1 win over Osijek from Croatia with goals from Toni Duggan, Fara Williams and an own goal. Plus a 7-1 romp over Estonia's Levadia Tallinn with a hatrick from Jill Scott, 2 for Natasha Dowie, and one a piece from Fara Williams and Emily Westwood. (05/08/09)

Champions League Quest Starts

Mo Marley's girls travel to Croatia for their first Uefa Champions League campaign on Thursday. Everton will play 3 games in a mini tournie. The winners go on to the knockout stage of the competition in November. The Blues will face WFC Osijek from Croatia, Strommen from Norway and Estonia's Levadia Tallinn in Group 7.

Everton qualified for European football after finishing as runners up in the Women's Premier League to Arsenal last season. Everton have a fully-fit squad for the competition, which includes new signing Welsh international striker Gwen Harries from Bristol Academy plus recent England Under-19s’ European Championship winners Toni Duggan and Michelle Hinnigan.

Mo says: "I fancy our chances on the fact that we are one of the beat teams in England." (28/07/09)