Another good win. Great ball in for the header. I'm assuming Gauvin is injured again as she's been out of the last 2 match day squads hasn't she.
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Another good win. Great ball in for the header. I'm assuming Gauvin is injured again as she's been out of the last 2 match day squads hasn't she.
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Was out last week and only started training Tuesday and wednesday but nothing was said about whatever the Injury was, was a sub today but not brought on, she as ive said only played 1 full league game all season in early october v villa away while playing that one full 90mins in the cup final, so shes hardly played at all really this season
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Izzy Christiansen is Everton Women's joint-highest goal scorer (6) and highest assist provider (5) in the WSL this season,
she is actually the only player to start all Games for Everton
she is actually the only player to start all Games for Everton
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Player Valuation: £90m
Bit hard to understand the Interviews
Love a little clipped in cross like that, boss ball in. Proper Everton goal to concede, though...
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The 2 Interviews Everton deleted above [till they do again]
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Academy graduate Grace Clinton has signed a first professional contract with Everton, penning a two-year deal until the end of June 2023.
The midfielder, who turned 18 last Wednesday, has enjoyed a breakthrough campaign with the Club and made her senior debut in Everton’s 6-0 victory at Aston Villa in October 2020.
Clinton was named in Everton boss Willie Kirk’s starting line-up for the first time as the Blues hosted city rivals Liverpool in a Continental Cup tie the following month. The Merseyside-born teenager impressed as the Blues recorded a 1-0 derby success.
An England Under-17 international, Clinton possesses excellent technique, an expansive passing range and an eye for goal.
Clinton, who joined Everton aged 13, outlined why she believes the Club provides an ideal environment to continue her impressive development.
“Everton has always looked after me and I’ve loved my time here,” she told evertonfc.com.
“It’s a great place for a young player. I’m so grateful to be offered this first pro contract and I am delighted to sign it.
“Willie and the staff have helped me improve my game so much. Each and every week, I feel I’m growing as a player.
All the girls in the First Team were so welcoming when I first joined up with the squad. They helped me settle in and play the way I can. They enable you to be your best self.
“I just want to keep learning from the great players in the squad.
“Hopefully I can become an important player for this club and help us get into the Champions League and win silverware.
“We’ve made such big strides with Willie in charge. Everton is on the up and I’m excited to be part of the Club’s future.”
Everton manager Willie Kirk added: "I'm delighted Grace has signed her first professional contract with the Club.
“She is an enormous talent and has come on leaps and bounds this season. Technically, she is fantastic, and her tactical knowledge is already at a good level.
“She has improved her physical conditioning and professionalism, and if this improvement continues, who knows how good she can be.
“She has got the right character to get to the top and I'm looking forward to working with her moving forward.
“It is important to me that, as well as challenging for trophies, we continue to develop our own players through our Academy.
“That pathway may be getting harder, as the level of the WSL increases each year, but Grace is another great example that it can be done."
The midfielder, who turned 18 last Wednesday, has enjoyed a breakthrough campaign with the Club and made her senior debut in Everton’s 6-0 victory at Aston Villa in October 2020.
Clinton was named in Everton boss Willie Kirk’s starting line-up for the first time as the Blues hosted city rivals Liverpool in a Continental Cup tie the following month. The Merseyside-born teenager impressed as the Blues recorded a 1-0 derby success.
An England Under-17 international, Clinton possesses excellent technique, an expansive passing range and an eye for goal.
Clinton, who joined Everton aged 13, outlined why she believes the Club provides an ideal environment to continue her impressive development.
“Everton has always looked after me and I’ve loved my time here,” she told evertonfc.com.
“It’s a great place for a young player. I’m so grateful to be offered this first pro contract and I am delighted to sign it.
“Willie and the staff have helped me improve my game so much. Each and every week, I feel I’m growing as a player.
All the girls in the First Team were so welcoming when I first joined up with the squad. They helped me settle in and play the way I can. They enable you to be your best self.
“I just want to keep learning from the great players in the squad.
“Hopefully I can become an important player for this club and help us get into the Champions League and win silverware.
“We’ve made such big strides with Willie in charge. Everton is on the up and I’m excited to be part of the Club’s future.”
Everton manager Willie Kirk added: "I'm delighted Grace has signed her first professional contract with the Club.
“She is an enormous talent and has come on leaps and bounds this season. Technically, she is fantastic, and her tactical knowledge is already at a good level.
“She has improved her physical conditioning and professionalism, and if this improvement continues, who knows how good she can be.
“She has got the right character to get to the top and I'm looking forward to working with her moving forward.
“It is important to me that, as well as challenging for trophies, we continue to develop our own players through our Academy.
“That pathway may be getting harder, as the level of the WSL increases each year, but Grace is another great example that it can be done."
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From Slippery Rock to Everton: How Danielle Turner's winding path led to soccer's pinnacle
Thought this was a cool article. Apologies if it's been posted before.....
Thought this was a cool article. Apologies if it's been posted before.....
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If any want to watch, it probably only apply's to the odd few, but Sevecke and Sorensen have both been playing for Denmark at Ireland, sorensen scored a minute after missing a header, her goal tonight and her last Everton goal have both came v the same keeper [Grace Maloney]. [Her last Everton goal came v Reading on valentine day via a header]
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5th round draw has just been made, if Everton win 4th Round game sunday it gets much harder the next round
Vitality Women's FA Cup 5th Round draw
Sunday 16th May
Chelsea or London City Lionesses v Everton or Durham
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The Vitality Women's FA Cup Cup game v Durham Sunday is going to be LIVE on Everton Youtube, 2pm ko
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For the rare few that take notice of The girls, kick off in the cup is at 2pm
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SUNDAY 18TH APRIL 2.00PM KO
4TH ROUND VITALITY WOMENS FA CUP 2020/2021
EVERTON WOMEN 2 DURHAM WOMEN 1
It was the Return of the Women's FA Cup This Weekend for WSL Teams and Last Year's beaten Finalist Everton were in action home to Durham Women, a team Everton had previously played in a pre season friendly at Walton Park this season winning 5-0, They were also a team Everton had beat 6-1 away the last time Everton played them in this FA Cup in 2018 [despite Durham making out the last time was 2-2 in 2017], The Winners off course would go on to face Chelsea Away in the 5th round on 16th may which is a week after the WSL season has finished were Everton off course could face a repeat of the Quarter final from Last season at Goodison Park but it would be the 3rd season in a row Everton would face chelsea in the cup, Everton were expected to make Changes and they made only 2 changes with Clinton and Gabby Geogre replacing Wold and Sevecke, while Northern Ireland hero Simone Magill was not involved in the squad
Claire Emslie had the 1st real chance on 9mins when she tried a curler from the edge of the box after good buod up play from Everton,but there was not quite enough curl, on 19mins After a little flick by Clinton, Lehmann had a volley land just on top on the net, before one minute later Jill scott fired over inside the 18 yard box from a corner, on 24mins Durham after not doing to much came close to opening the scoring When Ali Johnson running down the left wing put in a super low cross that Poppy Pattinson somehow got to 1st infront of her own goal to clear with Hepple and Galloway from Durham waiting behind, Galloway for Durham then had a shot blocked by Scott 20 yards out, which made it easy for Everton Keeper MacIver. on 42mins from a Claire Emslie Corner Meg Finnigan rising highest at the back post headed wide, on 43mins Jill Scott then fired straight at Borthwick when free inside the 18 yard box but though Everton were by far on top and with more of the ball, they were not getting many real clear cut chances but it was 0-0 at Half Time
The 2nd half began and within 20 seconds of it restarting Everton were 1 down when Durham's Molly Sharpe's cross shot flew into the far corner with the keeper having no chance at all, But Everton were not behind for long when Half Time Sub Nicoline sorensen's cross was not dealt with by Durham keeper Borthwick who fumbled the cross with Poppy Pattinson scoring her 1st Everton goal, on 62mins Everton then hit the outside of the post with a Jill Scott header, on 72mins A quick Everton move allowed Boye-Hlorkah the chance to shoot from the edge of the box from a cross from Raso, but it was easy for Borthwick in the Durham goal, Lucy Graham then had a header miles over the bar on 81mins of a cross from the right, Everton once again from a claire Emslie corner on 86mins which caused problems saw Meg Finnigan's header cleared off the line on 86mins by Durham's Abby Holmes, Lucy Grahams shot on the turn on 88mins was blocked before Boye-Hlorkah shot wide, but Everton finally got their reward on 90mins when a super cross from Hayley Raso was put home by Nicoline Sorensen, Robson's shot for Durham was then blocked with Durham wanting a pen, Boye-Hlorkah then had a 3rd goal disallowed for offside on 93mins, on 94mins Durham went close when Hepple's deep cross was nodded just wide by Sharpe, but Everton claimed the win for a repeat of the cup game with chelsea and a 3rd meeting in 3 years with chelsea in the FA CUP
EVERTON SCORER POPPY PATTINSON
EVERTON SCORER NICOLINE SORENSEN
EVERTON TEAM
Maclver, Finnigan, George, Pattinson, Graham, Clinton, Emslie, Lehmann, Scott, Christiansen, Raso
Subs Korpela , Clemaron, Wold, Sevecke, , Sorensen Stringer, Boye-Hlorkah, Gauvin,
EVERTON DOUBLE SUB HALF TIME
Boye-Hlorkah & Sorensen for Lehmann and Clinton
Referee: Lauren Impey
Assistant Referee: Emily Carney
Assistant Referee: Jake Topp
Fourth Official: Amy Fearn
4TH ROUND VITALITY WOMENS FA CUP 2020/2021
EVERTON WOMEN 2 DURHAM WOMEN 1
It was the Return of the Women's FA Cup This Weekend for WSL Teams and Last Year's beaten Finalist Everton were in action home to Durham Women, a team Everton had previously played in a pre season friendly at Walton Park this season winning 5-0, They were also a team Everton had beat 6-1 away the last time Everton played them in this FA Cup in 2018 [despite Durham making out the last time was 2-2 in 2017], The Winners off course would go on to face Chelsea Away in the 5th round on 16th may which is a week after the WSL season has finished were Everton off course could face a repeat of the Quarter final from Last season at Goodison Park but it would be the 3rd season in a row Everton would face chelsea in the cup, Everton were expected to make Changes and they made only 2 changes with Clinton and Gabby Geogre replacing Wold and Sevecke, while Northern Ireland hero Simone Magill was not involved in the squad
Claire Emslie had the 1st real chance on 9mins when she tried a curler from the edge of the box after good buod up play from Everton,but there was not quite enough curl, on 19mins After a little flick by Clinton, Lehmann had a volley land just on top on the net, before one minute later Jill scott fired over inside the 18 yard box from a corner, on 24mins Durham after not doing to much came close to opening the scoring When Ali Johnson running down the left wing put in a super low cross that Poppy Pattinson somehow got to 1st infront of her own goal to clear with Hepple and Galloway from Durham waiting behind, Galloway for Durham then had a shot blocked by Scott 20 yards out, which made it easy for Everton Keeper MacIver. on 42mins from a Claire Emslie Corner Meg Finnigan rising highest at the back post headed wide, on 43mins Jill Scott then fired straight at Borthwick when free inside the 18 yard box but though Everton were by far on top and with more of the ball, they were not getting many real clear cut chances but it was 0-0 at Half Time
The 2nd half began and within 20 seconds of it restarting Everton were 1 down when Durham's Molly Sharpe's cross shot flew into the far corner with the keeper having no chance at all, But Everton were not behind for long when Half Time Sub Nicoline sorensen's cross was not dealt with by Durham keeper Borthwick who fumbled the cross with Poppy Pattinson scoring her 1st Everton goal, on 62mins Everton then hit the outside of the post with a Jill Scott header, on 72mins A quick Everton move allowed Boye-Hlorkah the chance to shoot from the edge of the box from a cross from Raso, but it was easy for Borthwick in the Durham goal, Lucy Graham then had a header miles over the bar on 81mins of a cross from the right, Everton once again from a claire Emslie corner on 86mins which caused problems saw Meg Finnigan's header cleared off the line on 86mins by Durham's Abby Holmes, Lucy Grahams shot on the turn on 88mins was blocked before Boye-Hlorkah shot wide, but Everton finally got their reward on 90mins when a super cross from Hayley Raso was put home by Nicoline Sorensen, Robson's shot for Durham was then blocked with Durham wanting a pen, Boye-Hlorkah then had a 3rd goal disallowed for offside on 93mins, on 94mins Durham went close when Hepple's deep cross was nodded just wide by Sharpe, but Everton claimed the win for a repeat of the cup game with chelsea and a 3rd meeting in 3 years with chelsea in the FA CUP
EVERTON SCORER POPPY PATTINSON
EVERTON SCORER NICOLINE SORENSEN
EVERTON TEAM
Maclver, Finnigan, George, Pattinson, Graham, Clinton, Emslie, Lehmann, Scott, Christiansen, Raso
Subs Korpela , Clemaron, Wold, Sevecke, , Sorensen Stringer, Boye-Hlorkah, Gauvin,
EVERTON DOUBLE SUB HALF TIME
Boye-Hlorkah & Sorensen for Lehmann and Clinton
Referee: Lauren Impey
Assistant Referee: Emily Carney
Assistant Referee: Jake Topp
Fourth Official: Amy Fearn
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