Worcester City Women exited the FA Cup in the Second Round Proper after suffering a defeat against West Bromwich Albion at the Valley Stadium. A hat-trick from Rhianne Oakley and goals from Marli Rhodes, Ella Haughey and Simran Jhamat sealed the Baggies’ win to see them into the hat for the next round. 

Worcester City walked away from Lincoln with a 4-0 win against Lincoln City, with City’s captain scoring a brace and goals from Leah Ritson and Keeley Crew.

Barnsley Women defeat City at Sixways Stadium on Remembrance Sunday.

This Sunday, we travel to Zeeco Stadium for the Adobe Women’s FA Cup First Round Proper against Tier 5 Stamford AFC Women. Formed in 2022, Stamford have been on an upward trajectory, earning back-to-back promotions. As we travel to Lincolnshire this weekend, here is everything you need to know about the Daniels as they make club history in the FA Cup. 

Worcester City Women FC is excited to launch WCWFC RISE: Girls Football Development Hub, a new initiative aimed at nurturing the next generation of talented female footballers in Worcestershire. The RISE Hub offers a unique opportunity for U14 (years 8 and 9) and U16 (years 10 and 11) players to supplement their grassroots club experience with an additional, high-quality training programme. 

Worcester City Women came away with a point after a well-fought and tough battle on the pitch in Birmingham against Sutton Coldfield Town.

This Sunday, Worcester City Women travel to The Domino’s Arena to face Sutton Coldfield in the FA Women’s National League. Below, we have put together everything you need to know before the fixture.