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As always, on behalf of everyone connected with the Women’s team I would like to wish Mark, the players and staff all the very best of luck for today’s game. I am sure after so many weeks with midweek games the extra preparation time has been very welcome! Since my last programme notes, the Women’s team have played two games. First up was a trip to Kent Football United on a very blustery afternoon with the wind blowing straight down the pitch. In the first half we could not find the net despite having lots of possession and opportunities. Kent then took advantage of the wind to take the lead as a shot was saved by Lauren Webb but followed up and tapped home at the far post. In the first half we hit the crossbar twice and saw one effort cleared off the line but given the chances created, there was no panic from our point of view. In the second half the players started quickly and were rewarded when Ruth Fox placed a perfect header into the far corner from an Emma Jenkins cross. Soon after, Alysha Stojko-Down scored our second from a fantastic strike from just outside the box, and new signing Nicole Emmings scored the third just 10 seconds after coming off the bench to secure the three points. Then, last weekend we faced a trip to league leaders Hashtag United and yet again faced a strong wind blowing from the coastline at Canvey Island. The first half started very evenly but Hashtag took the lead from a set piece headed home at the far post. They then doubled their lead just before half time which made the second half a real uphill battle, which only got steeper as Hashtag scored directly from a corner immediately after coming out from the break. A further two goals from the opposition in the second half made for a really tough afternoon. With several key players missing against the league leaders, it was always going to be a difficult match, but there are lessons to be learned from a team likely to win promotion this season. Finally, I just want to remind everyone that next Sunday we face Norwich City at the Abbey Stadium in a 2pm kick off. Season Ticket Holders can get in free and pay on the day is just £3 for Adults and £1 for Kids. It would be great to see as many people there as possible to show their support for the Women’s team. Let’s get behind the lads today and hopefully we will all be celebrating another three points by this evening. Come on you U’s! Darren Marjoram Next Game: Cambridge United Women vs Norwich City Women Sunday 27th February 2022, Kick-Off 2pm, Abbey Stadium cambridgeunitedfc | Cambridge United Football Club | CambridgeUtdFC | www.cambridge-united.co.uk 29
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