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SOUTHAMPTON FOOTBALL CLUB
Official Matchday Programme 2023/2024
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WELCOME TO ST MARY’S FOR THE FINAL TIME THIS
SEASON AS WE TAKE ON LONDON CITY LIONESSES IN
OUR LAST HOME GAME OF THE 2023/24 SEASON.
I’d like to send out a
huge thank you to our
supporters for their
backing this season.
We have been able
to count on you in
the stands in every
moment this season,
through the highs
and even the lows.
We have had some
great moments at St
Mary’s this campaign
that will live long
in the memory. We
04 « SAINTS « we march on
welcomed a record
crowd of 13,438 fans as
we took on Arsenal in
the Conti Cup, and we
recorded our biggest
Championship win
by beating Reading
5-0 back in March.
Now we want to end
at home on a high
for our fans and to
round off what has
been another season
of progress for our
team, our individual
players and our club.
Our win over Lewes
was satisfying in
some ways and it
was good for us to
get the three points.
We started the game
well but lost some of
our momentum when
we had Megan Collett
because she was
playing really well and
Lewes then got their
goal shortly after.
We just tried to rally
at half time and
remember what we
were doing well and, in
fairness to Lewes, they
played some really
good football and hurt
us in some areas. I was
really pleased with
how we found another
way to win though
given that we were
facing a team that
were coming at us.
It was great to see
Emma Thompson get
her two goals – it was
a case of the old club
syndrome with her
facing Lewes and she
deserved the chance
to come in and
play. She did exactly
what we asked her
to do, she is a great
goalscorer and she is
understanding how
we want her to play.
We had some
significant injuries for
that game and it was
pleasing to see how
the squad stepped
up to help us get
over the line. Some
were playing their first
full 90 minutes for a
while so I was proud
of them, but also
proud of those who
have played regularly
because they were
talking to them on the
pitch all the time.
We had a great
moment during the
international break
when Kayla Rendell
was called up to the
Lionesses squad for
England’s qualifiers
against Sweden
and the Republic of
Ireland. It will have
been a really valuable
experience for her
at this stage of her
career and it was
a proud, landmark
moment for our club.
It was also good to see
each of Alice Griffiths,
Laura Rafferty, Ella
Morris, Molly Pike and
Lucia Kendall involved
in international fixtures
and camps. They will
also have gained a lot
from their experiences
we march on » SAINTS » 05
– particularly Laura,
who led Northern
Ireland as captain.
We have two games
remaining now and
we have to make sure
that we are finishing
the season in the
best possible way. We
know the standards
that we demand of
ourselves and we want
to reach those today
against London City
and then at Charlton
Athletic next weekend.
For the final time at
St Mary’s this season,
bring the noise and
help drive us on to
another positive result.
We March On.
MARIeANNE SPACEY-CALE MBE
HEADING INTO THE FINAL THREE GAMES OF THE SEASON,
SAINTS KNEW THAT THEY WOULD NEED TO MAXIMISE
THE OPPORTUNITIES ON OFFER TO THEM IF THEY WERE TO
KEEP THEMSELVES IN THE HUNT FOR PROMOTION TO THE
WOMEN’S SUPER LEAGUE.
Injuries gave the
Saints squad a young
look, with call-ups to
the bench for Kayla
Nohasiarisoa, Pupkinya
Surin, Sofia Mallon and
Kate Jeffrey from the
Saints Under-21 setup.
Saints started the
game well and saw
their first attempt go
narrowly wide when
Jemma Purfield’s cross
was hooked wide by
fellow full-back Megan
Collett who had made
a run into the area.
On 11 minutes though,
the hosts had the
06 « SAINTS « we march on
breakthrough and it
was a very well worked
goal to get them
ahead.
Lucia Kendall received
possession on the
halfway line before
sending a defencesplitting
ball through
for the run of Ella Morris
on the right wing.
Morris took a touch
to control and then
produced a low centre
towards the penalty
spot from where striker
Emma Thompson
finished well for her first
Saints goal.
If Saints were aiming
to take their chance to
stay in the fight at the
top of the Women’s
Championship, then
Thompson was taking
her opportunity in
the starting lineup
because she doubled
her tally for the
afternoon just four
minutes later.
A corner from the left
found the unmarked
Megan Collett at the
back post and, after
the defender had
been unfortunate not
to score herself with
a blocked header,
Thompson was on
hand six yards out
to poke in through a
crowd of players.
The confidence of
those first two goals
was clearly helping
the 20-year-old take
the game to her
former side Lewes
and she could have
had a hat-trick before
half-time after seeing
three more chances
go close – the third
fumbled wide by
visiting goalkeeper
Sophie Whitehouse.
Against the run of
play though, Lewes
managed to find a
potential lifeline shortly
before half time when
Grace Riglar found the
net when she expertly
diverted a low cross
past Kayla Rendell and
into the net.
Into the second half,
Saints looked to give
themselves some
breathing room in
the game and they
almost had their third
WE MARCH ON » SAINTS » 09
goal when Ella Morris
received the ball on
the edge of the area
and took aim, but she
proved unlucky to see
the ball cannon off the
crossbar and away
from danger.
A 12th league win of
the season was not
going to come easy
for Saints though and
Kayla Rendell had to
be alert after Lewes
stole possession in the
Saints half and broke
forward swiftly. Aimee
Claypole’s subsequent
shot was on target,
and Saints goalkeeper
Rendell did well to
parry the strike wide
after retreating to her
WE MARCH ON » SAINTS » 07
goal.
Further chances for
Saints saw Molly Pike’s
long range effort
deflected wide and
Atlanta Primus head
wide, and further
good defensive work
from the hosts saw
Ella Morris put in an
important block to
deny Jacqui Hand
netting an equaliser for
the visitors.
A deserved Saints win
was secured though,
helping to give the
team some late
season momentum
ahead of facing
London City and
Charlton Athletic.
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CONTACT US
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St Mary’s Stadium
Britannia Road
Southampton
SO14 5FP
Main Reception
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Supporter Services
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Ticket Office
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Stadium Store
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Hospitality
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atlanta
primus
AFTER MAKING THE MOVE TO SAINTS
FROM TODAY’S OPPONENTS LONDON
CITY BACK IN THE SUMMER, ATLANTA
PRIMUS HAS NOW SETTLED BACK INTO
LIFE NICELY ON THE SOUTH COAST AFTER
GROWING UP LOCALLY.
Injury at the beginning of this season saw
her unable to hit the ground running in a
Saints shirt as she would have liked, but
she is now a key part of a team looking to
end the season on a high by maximising
their finish in the Women’s Championship.
The experience that the midfielder brings to
the Saints squad, with both her knowledge
of the Championship division and her
participation at last summer’s World Cup
in Australia with Jamaica, means she can
help guide the younger players in the group
and set the standards of performance
required to operate at a top level.
We spoke to Atlanta as she prepared for
today’s game against her former side…
DIRECTORY
Chief Executive Officer Phil Parsons
Women’s and Girls’ Board of Directors
Phil Parsons, Mike Fenn, Tim Greenwell,
Charlie Boss, Martina Heath, Marieanne
Spacey-Cale
Head of Girls’ and Women’s Football/ Head
Coach Marieanne Spacey-Cale
Executive Team Michael Fenn, Chief
Financial Officer; Tim Greenwell, Chief
Operating Officer; Charlie Boss, Chief
Commercial Officer; Michelle Butler, Director
of HR; Jason Wilcox, Director of Football
Technical Coach Lauren Phillips
Goalkeeping Coach Will Britt
Team Doctors Greg Warner, Ari Plai
Lead Physiotherapist Ben Godbold
Performance Analyst Daniel Holt
Head of Grounds Graeme Mills
Club PA Jon Weeks
SAINTS
Editors SFC Media Team, Marc Walker
Photography Isabelle Field, Matt Watson,
Getty Images
04 Marieanne
spacey-cale
06 LAST
TIME OUT...
08
Marieanne
Spacey-Cale
the big
interview
17 Today's
mascots
on the cover
18
Lauren Phillips
charity
20 player
profiles
22 Fixtures
& Results
24 the
teams
Today’s cover is inspired by this Saints vs
Blackburn edition from 2004/05. James Beattie’s
late winner that day was his last goal at St Mary’s.
last
time out...
This programme was produced on behalf of
Southampton FC by Ignition Sports Media.
Design: James Ginieres
www.ignitionsportsmedia.com

Marieanne
Spacey-Cale
WELCOME TO ST MARY’S FOR THE FINAL TIME THIS
SEASON AS WE TAKE ON LONDON CITY LIONESSES IN
OUR LAST HOME GAME OF THE 2023/24 SEASON.
I’d like to send out a
huge thank you to our
supporters for their
backing this season.
We have been able
to count on you in
the stands in every
moment this season,
through the highs
and even the lows.
We have had some
great moments at St
Mary’s this campaign
that will live long
in the memory. We
04 « SAINTS « we march on
welcomed a record
crowd of 13,438 fans as
we took on Arsenal in
the Conti Cup, and we
recorded our biggest
Championship win
by beating Reading
5-0 back in March.
Now we want to end
at home on a high
for our fans and to
round off what has
been another season
of progress for our
team, our individual
players and our club.
Our win over Lewes
was satisfying in
some ways and it
was good for us to
get the three points.
We started the game
well but lost some of
our momentum when
we had Megan Collett
because she was
playing really well and
Lewes then got their
goal shortly after.
We just tried to rally
at half time and
remember what we
were doing well and, in
fairness to Lewes, they
played some really
good football and hurt
us in some areas. I was
really pleased with
how we found another
way to win though
given that we were
facing a team that
were coming at us.
It was great to see

we march on » SAINTS » 05
Emma Thompson get
her two goals – it was
a case of the old club
syndrome with her
facing Lewes and she
deserved the chance
to come in and
play. She did exactly
what we asked her
to do, she is a great
goalscorer and she is
understanding how
we want her to play.
We had some
significant injuries for
that game and it was
pleasing to see how
the squad stepped
up to help us get
over the line. Some
were playing their first
full 90 minutes for a
while so I was proud
of them, but also
proud of those who
have played regularly
because they were
talking to them on the
pitch all the time.
We had a great
moment during the
international break
when Kayla Rendell
was called up to the
Lionesses squad for
England’s qualifiers
against Sweden
and the Republic of
Ireland. It will have
been a really valuable
experience for her
at this stage of her
career and it was
a proud, landmark
moment for our club.
It was also good to see
each of Alice Griffiths,
Laura Rafferty, Ella
Morris, Molly Pike and
Lucia Kendall involved
in international fixtures
and camps. They will
also have gained a lot
from their experiences
– particularly Laura,
who led Northern
Ireland as captain.
We have two games
remaining now and
we have to make sure
that we are finishing
the season in the
best possible way. We
know the standards
that we demand of
ourselves and we want
to reach those today
against London City
and then at Charlton
Athletic next weekend.
For the final time at
St Mary’s this season,
bring the noise and
help drive us on to
another positive result.
We March On.
MARIeANNE SPACEY-CALE MBE

last
time out...
HEADING INTO THE FINAL THREE GAMES OF THE SEASON,
SAINTS KNEW THAT THEY WOULD NEED TO MAXIMISE
THE OPPORTUNITIES ON OFFER TO THEM IF THEY WERE TO
KEEP THEMSELVES IN THE HUNT FOR PROMOTION TO THE
WOMEN’S SUPER LEAGUE.
Injuries gave the
Saints squad a young
look, with call-ups to
the bench for Kayla
Nohasiarisoa, Pupkinya
Surin, Sofia Mallon and
Kate Jeffrey from the
Saints Under-21 setup.
Saints started the
game well and saw
their first attempt go
narrowly wide when
Jemma Purfield’s cross
was hooked wide by
fellow full-back Megan
Collett who had made
a run into the area.
On 11 minutes though,
the hosts had the
06 « SAINTS « we march on
breakthrough and it
was a very well worked
goal to get them
ahead.
Lucia Kendall received
possession on the
halfway line before
sending a defencesplitting
ball through
for the run of Ella Morris
on the right wing.
Morris took a touch
to control and then
produced a low centre
towards the penalty
spot from where striker
Emma Thompson
finished well for her first
Saints goal.
If Saints were aiming
to take their chance to
stay in the fight at the
top of the Women’s
Championship, then
Thompson was taking
her opportunity in
the starting lineup
because she doubled
her tally for the
afternoon just four
minutes later.
A corner from the left
found the unmarked
Megan Collett at the
back post and, after
the defender had
been unfortunate not
to score herself with
a blocked header,
Thompson was on
hand six yards out
to poke in through a
crowd of players.
The confidence of
those first two goals
was clearly helping
the 20-year-old take
the game to her
former side Lewes
and she could have

WE MARCH ON » SAINTS » 07
had a hat-trick before
half-time after seeing
three more chances
go close – the third
fumbled wide by
visiting goalkeeper
Sophie Whitehouse.
Against the run of
play though, Lewes
managed to find a
potential lifeline shortly
before half time when
Grace Riglar found the
net when she expertly
diverted a low cross
past Kayla Rendell and
into the net.
Into the second half,
Saints looked to give
themselves some
breathing room in
the game and they
almost had their third
goal when Ella Morris
received the ball on
the edge of the area
and took aim, but she
proved unlucky to see
the ball cannon off the
crossbar and away
from danger.
A 12th league win of
the season was not
going to come easy
for Saints though and
Kayla Rendell had to
be alert after Lewes
stole possession in the
Saints half and broke
forward swiftly. Aimee
Claypole’s subsequent
shot was on target,
and Saints goalkeeper
Rendell did well to
parry the strike wide
after retreating to her
goal.
Further chances for
Saints saw Molly Pike’s
long range effort
deflected wide and
Atlanta Primus head
wide, and further
good defensive work
from the hosts saw
Ella Morris put in an
important block to
deny Jacqui Hand
netting an equaliser for
the visitors.
A deserved Saints win
was secured though,
helping to give the
team some late
season momentum
ahead of facing
London City and
Charlton Athletic.

atlanta
primus
AFTER MAKING THE MOVE TO SAINTS
FROM TODAY’S OPPONENTS LONDON
CITY BACK IN THE SUMMER, ATLANTA
PRIMUS HAS NOW SETTLED BACK INTO
LIFE NICELY ON THE SOUTH COAST AFTER
GROWING UP LOCALLY.
Injury at the beginning of this season saw
her unable to hit the ground running in a
Saints shirt as she would have liked, but
she is now a key part of a team looking to
end the season on a high by maximising
their finish in the Women’s Championship.
The experience that the midfielder brings to
the Saints squad, with both her knowledge
of the Championship division and her
participation at last summer’s World Cup
in Australia with Jamaica, means she can
help guide the younger players in the group
and set the standards of performance
required to operate at a top level.
We spoke to Atlanta as she prepared for
today’s game against her former side…
08 « SAINTS « WE MARCH ON

WE MARCH ON » SAINTS » 09

You grew up locally
and went to Itchen
College, so it must be
nice being back in an
area that is so familiar
to you. How has your
first season as a Saints
player been for you
personally?
I’ve enjoyed it. It has
been a bit stop, start
for me. I wasn’t able
to come in and hit the
ground running like I
hoped after picking
up an injury that kept
me out for a couple of
months.
I’ve got to know the
girls and the staff
well and I’ve got an
understanding of what
we want to do here at
Saints and it’s more
like home now. Living
at home and being
around my family has
been a real blessing.
Now I’m looking forward
to the last two games
and then looking
ahead to what we can
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achieve next season as
a team.
We know the aim
is now to finish our
league fixtures as
strongly as possible
for the highest
possible league
finish. How have you
seen the season as a
whole from the team
perspective, both in
terms of performances
and results?
There is a bit of
disappointment there
because we had high
expectations for this
year. Obviously it isn’t
over until it’s over.
We have had games
where we have won
and then not been
able to back that up,
and the importance
of consistency in
this league is huge
because it is a tight,
competitive league
where anyone can take
points from anyone.
It helps to show us
how we need to be a
consistent team and
find a way to win week
in, week out. If we can’t
win, then we need to
be taking a point from
some games, which
we haven’t done this
season. It’s not over
yet and we have two
games left to put as
many points on the
board as we can to
leave ourselves in a
position where we are
able to say we tried our
absolute best.
This league is all about
the small margins
and this season has
provided a learning
curve and experience
for a lot of players. We
need to be thinking
about how we can, in
the next year or two,
be reaching the WSL
because that is where
we all want to be. Part
of that is being able
to hold each other to
higher standards and
holding each other
accountable.
Whatever happens,
will you still be able
to look back at the
positives from this
season, such as the
record St Mary’s
crowd against Arsenal
and our biggest
Championship win
over Reading?
Yes absolutely. It is
testament to what
has been build here

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over the last five years
or so. We have done
a great job this year,
even though we have
maybe fallen short of
what our goal was.
I do think that some
of the performances
during the season have
been top class, and we
also try to think about
how we can learn and
improve from the bad
moments too. There
are so many things to
look back on and think
about how we have
come a long way, and
our experiences are
only going to make us
better in the future.
When we have played
WSL teams this year,
we’ve put in good
performances and we
are at a stage now
where we feel confident
and ready to be
competing all the time
against those teams.
The women’s game is
growing so much and
it is great to be a part
of that, and we just
want to keep pushing
that on and keep the
big crowds coming to
watch us.
From your experience
as a player in
the Women’s
Championship from
past seasons, you will
know how competitive
it is and how difficult it
is to gain promotion.
Do you feel the
competitive nature of
the division increased
again this season?
Absolutely. Since I have
been playing in it, it has
always been a league
where you can win one
week and then go on to
lose to a team beneath
you. That is what makes
it so great, because it
isn’t just one team out
at the top battering
everyone else.
Up until recently, there
were four or five teams
all pushing for that
one promotion spot.
The two teams that
have already been
promoted from the
National League are
also going to add real
value to the league
and make it even more
competitive.
Your role with Saints
often sees you playing
deeper in midfield that
you did with London
City, where you scored
eight Championship
goals last season. How
has that change been
for you?
I came into Saints
straight from the World
Cup without a break
and I was straight into
a new environment.
Playing deeper isn’t
something that is
completely foreign to
me, but the system
here is a little bit
different and that also
changes from team to
team.
It is always going to
take some time to get
used to the way the
team plays and the
way that teammates
play. For me, it’s about
what can I bring to the
team to compliment
what we already have
here and help propel us
forward. It’s important
to adapt, be versatile
and have that open
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We know your father
Linvoy Primus had
his own respectable
career in the game.
How valuable is it to
have someone like
that to help guide you,
particularly when you
were in the earlier
stages of your career?
I am very lucky and
blessed to have grown
up with dad playing
in the Premier League,
going to watch him
in games and picking
his brains about what
I can do better and
differently. He used to
work with me on my
game during preseason
too.
He has been in it and
lived it, so being able
to fall back on that is
huge for me. Seeking
advice from him is
still something that I
make use of today. It’s
comforting knowing
that, when times are
a little bit tougher, I’ve
got someone who has
been through that.
My whole family have
been very supportive.
I have to shoutout my
mum, my brothers and
my grandparents. Mum
sacrificed a lot of time
and mileage in the car
to get me places when
I was growing up.
Back in the summer,
you had a great
experience with
Jamaica at the World
Cup in Australia, where
the squad exceeded
all expectations. What
was it like to be a part
of that?
I’ve said it before, but it
really was what dreams
are made of. As a kid,
you grow up wanting
to play on the biggest
stages and I being able
to do that last year is
still something that
blows my mind now.
It was such an
incredible experience
to represent Jamaica
and play against some
of the best players in
the world. We were
competing and putting
our name on the map,
so to have people
talking about us and to
be an inspiration for the
young girls in Jamaica
and also around the
world was brilliant.
No matter how small
a country is, or how
small you feel, when
you come together
and unite you can
do something really
special. I was able
to experience it all
with my family too,
so that was great. It’s
something that I will be
able to tell my kids and
grandkids about.
Today is also your
birthday! With that in
mind, how good would
it be to end on a high
in front of the Saints
fans?
Absoutely. We want to
end at home on a high.
You go into every game
wanting to get the
three points, and three
points on my birthday
wouldn’t be too bad at
all! Hopefully the work
we have put in this
week to prepare can
help us put on a show
to round off what has
been a good season
for us.

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today's
mascots!
dexter
Age: 11
Hobbies: Swimming for
Fareham Nomads, Scouts
with the 1st Catisfield Scouts.
Riding his bike and playing
Nintendo Switch
Favourite player:
Milly Mott
Score Prediction:
Saints 3 – 1 Lionesses
ruby
Age: 11
Hobbies: Plays football for
Whiteley Wanderers Merlins
U12 as Goalkeeper. Plays
netball for Fareham Fireflys
U12. Loves cats, has four,
one is called Ralph after
Ralph Hassenhuttl!), enjoys
swimming and following the
mighty Saints
Favourite player:
Kayla Rendell
Score Prediction:
Saints 2 – 0 Lionesses

Lauren
Phillips
CHARITY
LAUREN PHILLIPS, OUR FIRST TEAM
TECHNICAL COACH IS RAISING
MONEY IN MEMORY OF HER YOUNGER
BROTHER LIAM.
On the 13th October
2022 Laurens brother
Liam passed away
from cancer at the age
of 31.
The Cancer he was
diagnosed with, was
an aggressive form
of Cancer called
Metastatic Germ Cell
Tumour.
Germ cells are the
cells in the body that
develop into sperm
and eggs. These often
develop in the ovary or
testicle because this
is where most germ
cells are. But in some
cases, germ cells
can sometimes be
left behind and hide
behind organs in other
parts of the body from
when you develop in
the womb, which was
the case for Liam.
Liam tragically lost his
short fight with cancer
just a couple of days
short of his original
3-week diagnosis
after experiencing
symptoms for some
months prior which
was attributed to
originally something to
do with a back issue.
In his memory, Lauren
and those closest
to her are taking on
several challenges
which are;
13th – 14th May 2023
The Ultra Jurassic
Coast Challenge -
100KM Costal Walk
and 2200M Costal
Climb (COMPLETED in
22 hours)
10th June 2023
Snowdon - 14KM Walk
and 1085M Climb
(COMPLETED in 3 hours
and 54 Minutes).
22nd September 2023
Scafell Pike - 13KM
Walk and 1070M Climb
(COMPLETED in 3 hours
and 36 minutes.
FINAL CHALLENGE:
4th/5th May 2024 Ben
Nevis - 16KM Walk and
1345M Climb.
These challenges will
total a huge 140KM
Walked and total
4723M Climbed.
Lauren has raised
£3,903 for her two
charities which are The
Robin Cancer Trust
who are a specialist
Germ Cell Cancer
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Charity who educate
young people on the
signs and symptoms of
Testicular and Ovarian
Cancer. Secondly,
Farleigh Hospice, who
have supported Lauren
and her parents in a
number of ways after
the loss of Liam.u
Lauren has also stated
she is willing to take on
a Sky Dive, if she is to
reach a £5000 target.
So lets get her there!
To help Lauren reach
her target you can
donate using the
QR code below or
visit her second Just
Giving Page - https://
www.justgiving.
com/crowdfunding/
LiamsWalksPart2
On behalf of Lauren
and her family “Thank
You” for the continued
support to her in
memory of her brother
Liam.

player
profiles
2023/24
19
1 | KAYLA RENDELL
0
1 0
2 | ELLA MORRIS
17 3
1 1
2 0
3 0
3 | MILLY MOTT
4 | LUCIA KENDALL
5 | ROSIE PARNELL
6 | LAURA RAFFERTY
19 0
19 1
8 0
9 0
3 0
3 0
2 0
3 0
2 0
4 0
3 0
3 0
7 | LEXI LLOYD-SMITH
15 0
8 | CHLOE PEPLOW
6 0
9 | KATIE WILKINSON
17 6
10 | RIANNA DEAN
8 3
2 1
0 0
3 2
2 0
4 2
2 0
2 0
2 0
11 | MEGAN WYNNE
10 0
12 | SOPHIA PHAROAH
13 8
13 | BENEDICTE HAALAND
0 0
14 | MOLLY PIKE
18 1
2 0
2 0
0 0
3 0
2 0
3 0
0 0
2 1
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16 | EMMA THOMPSON
8 2
17 | EMILY KRAFT
9 1
18 | IZZY MILNE
3 0
19 | ALICE GRIFFITHS
10 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
2 0
2 0
3 0
2 0
20 | ATLANTA PRIMUS
21 | JEMMA PURFIELD
22 | BETH HOWARD
23 | MEGAN COLLETT
11 0
19 1
1 0
15 1
3 0
3 1
2 0
2 0
2 0
3 0
3 0
2 0
24 | PAIGE PEAKE
17 0
3 0
25 | KAYLA NOHASIARISOA
0 0
0 0
26 | MADELINE HOTSON
0 0
0 0
27 | ISABEL WATTS
0 0
0 0
4 0
1 0
0 0
1 0
28 | PUPKINYA SURIN
29 | SOFIA MALLON
30 | KATE JEFFERY
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0

fixtures & REsults
2023/24
DATE KO OPPOSITION RES. STARTING XI
August
SUN 27 4PM LEWES 4-1 RENDELL PURFIELD PARNELL MOTT COLLETT GRIFFITHS
September
SUN 3 2PM BLACKBURN ROVERS 2-0 RENDELL PURFIELD PARNELL MOTT COLLETT RAFFERTY
SUN 10 2PM SUNDERLAND 0-1 RENDELL PURFIELD PARNELL MOTT COLLETT PEAKE
SUN 17 NOON READING 4-1 RENDELL PURFIELD 1 RAFFERTY MOTT COLLETT PEAKE
October
SUN 1 2PM BIRMINGHAM CITY 1-3 RENDELL PURFIELD PARNELL MOTT COLLETT RAFFERTY
SUN 8 2PM WATFORD 2-0 RENDELL PURFIELD PEAKE MOTT COLLETT PIKE 1
WED 11 7.30PM BRISTOL CITY (CC) 1-1 HOWARD PURFIELD PEAKE PARNELL COLLETT RAFFERTY
SUN 15 NOON DURHAM 2-1 RENDELL PURFIELD PEAKE PARNELL COLLETT PIKE
SUN 22 2PM LONDON CITY LIONESSES 0-1 RENDELL PURFIELD PEAKE PARNELL MOTT PEPLOW
November
SUN 5 2PM SHEFFIELD UNITED 2-1 RENDELL PURFIELD PEAKE PARNELL MOTT PEPLOW
WED 8 7PM READING (CC) 1-0 HOWARD MILNE MORRIS GRIFFITHS RAFFERTY PARNELL
SUN 12 2PM CHARLTON ATHLETIC 0-2 RENDELL MOTT PURFIELD PEPLOW PARNELL PEAKE
SUN 19 2PM CRYSTAL PALACE 4-3 RENDELL MOTT PURFIELD PEPLOW PARNELL PEAKE
THU 23 6.30PM ARSENAL (CC) 1-2 RENDELL MOTT PURFIELD GRIFFITHS PARNELL PEAKE
December
SUN 10 2PM PORTSMOUTH (WFACR3) 2-1 HOWARD MOTT PURFIELD DEAN PARNELL PEAKE
SUN 17 NOON DURHAM 0-1 HOWARD MOTT PURFIELD 1 GRIFFITHS PARNELL PEAKE
January
SUN 14 1PM SUNDERLAND (WFACR4) 2-0 HOWARD MOTT PURFIELD DEAN PARNELL RAFFERTY
SUN 21 2PM WATFORD 3-0 RENDELL MOTT PURFIELD PIKE RAFFERTY PEAKE
THU 25 7.45PM TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR (CC) 0-3 HOWARD COLLETT MILNE KENDALL RAFFERTY PEAKE
SUN 28 2PM SHEFFIELD UNITED 1-0 RENDELL MOTT PURFIELD PIKE RAFFERTY PEAKE
February
SUN 4 2PM CRYSTAL PALACE 1-2 RENDELL MOTT PURFIELD PIKE RAFFERTY PEAKE
SUN 11 2PM MAN UTD (WFACR5) 1-3 RENDELL COLLETT PURFIELD PEAKE RAFFERTY MOTT
SUN 18 2PM BIRMINGHAM CITY 2-1 RENDELL COLLETT PURFIELD KENDALL MOTT PEAKE
March
SUN 3 2PM SUNDERLAND 0-1 RENDELL COLLETT PURFIELD GRIFFITHS MOTT PEAKE
SUN 17 2PM READING 5-0 RENDELL COLLETT PURFIELD KENDALL MOTT PEAKE
SUN 24 2PM BLACKBURN ROVERS 1-2 RENDELL COLLETT PURFIELD KENDALL MOTT PEAKE
SUN 31 2PM LEWES 2-1 RENDELL COLLETT PURFIELD KENDALL MOTT RAFFERTY
April
SUN 21 2PM LONDON CITY LIONESSES
SUN 28 2PM CHARLTON ATHLETIC
ALL FIXTURES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
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SUBSTITUTES
KENDALL PHAROAH 1 PIKE 1 LLOYD-SMITH WILKINSON 1 HOWARD, PEAKE, MILNE '94, RAFFERTY '88, WYNNE '74, THOMPSON '74, MORRIS 1 '46
KENDALL PHAROAH 1 PIKE MORRIS WILKINSON HOWARD, WYNNE, THOMPSON, MILNE, GRIFFITHS, KRAFT '90, LLOYD-SMITH '77, PEAKE '77
KENDALL PHAROAH PIKE MORRIS WILKINSON KRAFT '76, LLOYD-SMITH '62
KENDALL PRIMUS 1 PIKE 1 MORRIS WILKINSON 2 THOMPSON '89, KRAFT '83, WYNNE '83, PHAROAH '74
KENDALL PHAROAH PIKE MORRIS WILKINSON LLOYD-SMITH 88', KRAFT 1 87', DEAN 77', PRIMUS 46', PEAKE 46'
KENDALL PHAROAH 1 KRAFT MORRIS DEAN PARNELL 50', WILKINSON 50', WYNNE 59'
KENDALL PHAROAH LLOYD-SMITH 1 WYNNE WILKINSON PEPLOW, KRAFT 79', PIKE, RENDELL, MILNE 71', DEAN, THOMPSON 79', MORRIS 45'
KENDALL PHAROAH LLOYD-SMITH MORRIS DEAN 2 HOWARD, KRAFT, MILNE, RAFFERTY, THOMPSON, WYNNE 89', WILKINSON 74', MOTT 58', PEPLOW 58'
KENDALL MORRIS LLOYD-SMITH PIKE DEAN HOWARD, MILNE, GRIFFITHS, PHAROAH, THOMPSON, KRAFT 87', WYNNE 82', WILKINSON 63', RAFFERTY 63'
KENDALL PHAROAH 1 LLOYD-SMITH PIKE WILKINSON 1 HOWARD, WYNNE, THOMPSON, MILNE, KRAFT 94', RAFFERTY 87', GRIFFITHS 74', MORRIS 73', DEAN 73'
DEAN KENDALL THOMPSON KRAFT WYNNE PIKE, PEAKE 87', WILKINSON, MOTT, PURFIELD, LLOYD-SMITH 1 68', PHAROAH 84', RENDELL
MORRIS KENDALL WILKINSON PIKE PHAROAH WYNNE 82', DEAN 64', THOMPSON, LLOYD-SMITH 64', MILNE, KRAFT 87', HOWARD, GRIFFITHS 65', RAFFERTY
MORRIS 1 KENDALL WILKINSON 1 PIKE 1 DEAN 1 GRIFFITHS 69', WYNNE, PHAROAH, HOWARD, KRAFT 90', PRIMUS 69', LLOYD-SMITH 80', MILNE, RAFFERTY
MORRIS KENDALL DEAN PIKE 1 WILKINSON PHAROAH, PRIMUS 69', LLOYD-SMITH 45', WYNNE, PEPLOW 69', RAFFERTY, THOMPSON, HOWARD
MORRIS KENDALL PRIMUS LLOYD-SMITH PHAROAH RAFFERTY 65’, WILKINSON 84', PIKE 65’, MILNE, WYNNE, KRAFT, THOMPSON
MORRIS 1 KENDALL WILKINSON PIKE DEAN PHAROAH, THOMPSON 90+3', WYNNE, COLLETT 54', PRIMUS 71', KRAFT 71', RAFFERTY, MILNE
COLLETT KENDALL PRIMUS PIKE WILKINSON 2 PHAROAH, PEAKE 86', MILNE, WYNNE 86', NOHASIARISOA
COLLETT 1 KENDALL PRIMUS WILKINSON PHAROAH 2 RENDELL, LLOYD-SMITH 86', MILNE 84', NOHASIARISOA, DEAN 72', PEPLOW 86', WYNNE
PEPLOW PURFIELD PHAROAH PIKE LLOYD-SMITH RENDELL 45', MOTT 45', NOHASIARISOA 79', PRIMUS 45', WATTS 79', HOTSON
COLLETT KENDALL PRIMUS WILKINSON 1 PHAROAH HAALAND, NOHASIARISOA, LLOYD-SMITH 74', HOTSTON, MILNE, WATTS, HOWARD
COLLETT KENDALL 1 PRIMUS WILKINSON PHAROAH HAALAND, MILNE, HOWARD, NOHASIARISOA, KRAFT, WYNNE 86', LLOYD-SMITH 70'
KENDALL GRIFFITHS WILKINSON PIKE PRIMUS HOWARD, MORRIS, KRAFT, MILNE, LLOYD-SMITH 1 45', WYNNE 89', PHAROAH 69', HALAND, THOMPSON
WYNNE GRIFFITHS PIKE 1 WILKINSON 1 PRIMUS LLOYD-SMITH 45', RAFFERTY, PHAROAH, MILNE, MORRIS 76', THOMPSON, HALAND
MORRIS KENDALL PIKE WILKINSON PRIMUS HOWARD, WYNNE, HALAND, PHAROAH, LLOYD-SMITH 71', THOMPSON 84', MILNE 72'
MORRIS 1 PRIMUS WILKINSON 2 PIKE PHAROAH 2 HALAND, GRIFFITHS 68', RAFFERTY, THOMPSON 82', MILNE, LLOYD-SMITH 68' , WYNNE 81'
MORRIS PRIMUS GRIFFITHS PHAROAH PIKE 1 HALAND, LLOYD-SMITH 76', RAFFERTY, MILNE , WYNNE, THOMPSON 82'
MORRIS PRIMUS THOMPSON 2 PIKE LLOYD-SMITH HALAND, GRIFFITHS 74', MILNE, NOHASIARISOA, SURIN, WYNNE 31', MALLON, JEFFERY
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Official Matchday
Programme 2023-2024
Southampton
Head Coach:
Marieanne Spacey-Cale
London City
Lionesses
Head Coach:
Remi Allen
Sunday 21st April 2024
Kick-off 2pm
1
2
Kayla Rendell (GK)
Ella Morris
1
2
Grace Moloney (GK)
Grace Neville
Today’s officials
Referee
Ruby Sykes
Assistant referees
Richard Fullicks
Folu Aladelusi
Fourth official
Chloe-Ann Small
Forthcoming match
Away
Sun 28 Apr, K.O. 2pm
Charlton Athletic
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
17
18
Milly Mott
Lucia Kendall
Rosie Parnell
Laura Rafferty
Lexi Lloyd-Smith
Chloe Peplow
Katie Wilkinson
Rianna Dean
Megan Wynne
Sophia Pharoah
Benedicte Haaland (GK)
Molly Pike
Emma Thompson
Emily Kraft
Izzy Milne
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
17
18
19
20
Emma Mukandi
Georgia Brougham
Megan Campbell
Lois Joel
Connie Scofield
Nicole Douglas
Izzy Groves
Tinaya Alexander
Hermione Cull (GK)
Paige Satchell
Lucy Fitzgerald
Danielle Carter
Lotta Lindström
Maddi Wilde
19
Alice Griffiths
22
Paige Culver
20
Atlanta Primus
25
Jade Bailey
21
Jemma Purfield
27
Corinne Henson
22
Beth Howard (GK)
28
Sophie Hillyerd (GK)
23
Megan Collett
31
Ruesha Littlejohn
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Paige Peake
Kayla Nohasiarisoa
Madeline Hotston
Isabel Watts
Pupkinya Surin
Sofia Mallon
Kate Jeffery
32
33
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33
39
42
Leanne Cowan
Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah
Niamh Farrelly
Leo Hjelde
Pierre Ekwah
Aji Alese
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