To kick off our RISE campaign, we asked captain Jess Fassnidge, Community Lead Cerys Dolloway, and fullback Shona Baldwin what wearing the badge means to them.  

This Sunday, Worcester City Women bought the FA Women’s National League to Malvern. playing their home fixture at the picturesque Malvern Town Football Club. They left sharing the points against league leaders Loughborough Lightning thanks to a goal scored by the captain Jess Fassnidge.  

City fell to a disappointing defeat in blustery conditions away to Lincoln United.

In a tense match against Boldmere St. Michaels, Worcester City Women were unlucky to come away from The Amber Arena and Community Stadium without points to their name.   

Worcester City Women faced a challenging test in their second match of the year, taking on a well-structured Leafield Athletic side. Despite their efforts, City suffered a 3-0 defeat in a game where they struggled to break through Leafield's solid defence.

Worcester City Women’s first game of 2025 saw a thrilling 7-0 win with City’s captain, Jess Fassnidge getting herself a hattrick, goals from Holly Rogers, Leah Ritson, Keeley Crew and Olivia Mitcham as well as two new faces making their debut in Evie Billingsley and Jasmin Springer.

In light of recent events surrounding The Recruiting Co, WCWFC took the decision last week to terminate the club’s sponsorship agreement with The Recruiting Co. with immediate effect.

Our first game of 2025! We will be on the road this Sunday against Lincoln United at Ashby Avenue. Here is a reminder of the reverse fixture back in September and a summary of United's current form.

Elite women’s football in Worcester continues their partnership which began in 2023 and will now run until 2029

The recent agreement was signed in summer 2024 and saw the partnership align for a further 5 years.