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Recent Results (Womens)
7 Feb 2026 / 13 Feb 2026

Fixture						Result	Score	Scorers	POTM
W1	Feb 07 vs Dereham 2	Feb	07	Dereham 2	A	[L]	(A) [L]	W	W 4-2	Sophie Bendon,Evie-Mae Thorpe,India Fox,Rachael McCarney	India Fox
W2	Feb 07 vs East Coast 1	Feb	07	East Coast 1	A	[L]	(A) [L]	L	L 1-2	Hollie Joyce	Hannah Hodgson
W3	Feb 07 vs Ipswich-East Suffolk 1	Feb	07	Ipswich-East Suffolk 1	H	[L]	(H) [L]	W	W 2-1	Helen Brockington,Megan Lennon	Megan Lennon
W4	Feb 07 vs Carrow 1	Feb	07	Carrow 1	H	[L]	(H) [L]	W	W 3-2	Georgia Winter,Jessica White,Amber Silvester	Jessica White
W5	Feb 07 vs Loddon 2	Feb	07	Loddon 2	A	[L]	(A) [L]	W	W 5-0	Amy Donaldson-Davidson,Gemma Sargent,Ava Webb,Gemma Sargent,Sue Tomlinson	Amy Donaldson-Davidson
W6	Feb 07 vs Herlings 2	Feb	07	Herlings 2	A	[L]	(A) [L]	W	W 5-0	Amy Corden,Emma Elliott,Stephanie Walker Ward,Amy Corden,Amy Corden	Amy Corden
W7	Feb 07 vs Dereham 5	Feb	07	Dereham 5	H	[L]	(H) [L]	D	D 2-2	Emma Harris,Rhiannon Dack	Helen Lewis
WD	Feb 07 vs Harleston Magpies	Feb	07	Harleston Magpies	A	[L]	(A) [L]	C	C C-C


W (2-1) 07/02/2026 - W3 vs Ipswich-East Suffolk 1 (H / L) TRIUMPHANT AT LAST!
WOMENS 3RD XI - 07/02/2026 VS IPSWICH-EAST SUFFOLK 1 (H) TEAM: Womens 3rd XI DATE: 07/02/2026 FIXTURE: Womens 3rd XI VS 07/02/2026 HEADLINE: Triumphant at last! LEAGUE: EAST DIVISION 2 NORTH EAST VENUE: Taverham RESULT: 2-1 win for NCHC Womens 3s REPORT: NCHC Womens 3s went into the weekend buzzing with excitement for their clash against mid-table IES, a side who had edged them out 1–0 earlier in the season. Sitting second from bottom, City knew exactly what was at stake – with nothing to lose and everything to gain, only a win would do. The squad was bolstered by the welcome return of Katie in defence and Lottie back in midfield, adding steel and composure throughout the spine of the team. And then there was the secret weapon: Meg, just 13 years old, making her debut for the 3s and ready to make an impact. City started strongly, though perhaps with a few nerves showing. But it was City who struck first. Helen slotted a reverse-stick shot under the keeper and into the goal. City were ahead – and for the first time in a long time, they had something precious to protect. When the opportunity came to extend the lead, City couldn’t quite capitalise, and IES made them pay. A slick, well-drilled short corner routine brought the visitors level, sending the teams into half time at 1–1. The second half belonged to City. They came out fighting, pressing hard and attacking with real intent. Lucy’s electric pace down the right wing caused constant problems, while Chloe’s crunching tackles and pinpoint passing kept City on the front foot and wave after wave of attacks rolling forward. At the back, City were immense. Jo kept a crucial clean sheet in the second half, expertly marshalled by Katie, Jess, Longy and Rosie, who made playing out from the back – and switching the ball across the pitch – look effortless. As the clock ticked down, it seemed City might have to settle for a draw despite their dominance. But this team had other ideas. With just minutes to go, debutant Meg picked up the ball at the top of the D and unleashed an unstoppable strike into the left-hand corner of the goal. In true 3s fashion, the celebrations that followed could only be described as World Cup-worthy. The final whistle confirmed a huge 2–1 victory. City climb up to 8th in the league, out of the relegation zone – and perhaps most importantly, reminded themselves just how good it feels to win.

W (2-1) 07/02/2026 - W3 vs Ipswich-East Suffolk 1 (H / L)
TRIUMPHANT AT LAST!

WOMENS 3RD XI - 07/02/2026 VS IPSWICH-EAST SUFFOLK 1 (H)

TEAM: Womens 3rd XI
DATE: 07/02/2026
FIXTURE: Womens 3rd XI VS 07/02/2026
HEADLINE: Triumphant at last!
LEAGUE: EAST DIVISION 2 NORTH EAST
VENUE: Taverham
RESULT: 2-1 win for NCHC Womens 3s

REPORT:
NCHC Womens 3s went into the weekend buzzing with excitement for their clash against mid-table IES, a side who had edged them out 1–0 earlier in the season. Sitting second from bottom, City knew exactly what was at stake – with nothing to lose and everything to gain, only a win would do.
The squad was bolstered by the welcome return of Katie in defence and Lottie back in midfield, adding steel and composure throughout the spine of the team. And then there was the secret weapon: Meg, just 13 years old, making her debut for the 3s and ready to make an impact.
City started strongly, though perhaps with a few nerves showing. But it was City who struck first. Helen slotted a reverse-stick shot under the keeper and into the goal. City were ahead – and for the first time in a long time, they had something precious to protect.
When the opportunity came to extend the lead, City couldn’t quite capitalise, and IES made them pay. A slick, well-drilled short corner routine brought the visitors level, sending the teams into half time at 1–1.
The second half belonged to City.
They came out fighting, pressing hard and attacking with real intent. Lucy’s electric pace down the right wing caused constant problems, while Chloe’s crunching tackles and pinpoint passing kept City on the front foot and wave after wave of attacks rolling forward.
At the back, City were immense. Jo kept a crucial clean sheet in the second half, expertly marshalled by Katie, Jess, Longy and Rosie, who made playing out from the back – and switching the ball across the pitch – look effortless. As the clock ticked down, it seemed City might have to settle for a draw despite their dominance.
But this team had other ideas.
With just minutes to go, debutant Meg picked up the ball at the top of the D and unleashed an unstoppable strike into the left-hand corner of the goal. In true 3s fashion, the celebrations that followed could only be described as World Cup-worthy.
The final whistle confirmed a huge 2–1 victory. City climb up to 8th in the league, out of the relegation zone – and perhaps most importantly, reminded themselves just how good it feels to win.

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