Leicester goalkeeper crucial to survival in English WSL as a new chapter looks on for exciting project

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Leicester had great opportunities to put everything to bed at home against West Ham, but again being dominant and scoring late in stoppage time.

There are struggles both in the mens and ladies department this season, fighitng for survival in the top flight. A key for the women team is an on-loan goalkeeper from Bayern Munich.

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Paul Konchesky in charge of West Ham women taking on his former clubs Leicester and Spurs for finals in WSL

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Paul Konchesky had a long and exciting career as a player starting at Charlton, getting his England call up and playing two times for his country from 2003 to 2005. He had a loan spell at Tottenham and from there joined West Ham.

Later a player at Fulham, Liverpool and Leicester, moving on in his later years to QPR and Gillingham and signing for Billericay as a player coach in 2017, experiencing life at the 7th tier of English football, also having a short spell with East Thurrock United before making a return back to Billericay.

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Chelsea winners of the FA Cup with Guro Reiten labeled “baby face assassin” as Norwegians enjoy life in English football

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Guro Reiten, labeled “baby face assassin”, could lift the FA Cup trophy with her team mates this evening as Chelsea came out 1-0 winners vs. Manchester United. The game took place at Wembley in front of 77 390 attandances.

The game in itself became a tight affair between to two parties, in the end Chelsea were winners of the FA Cup for the third year running with a goal in the 68th minute, goalscorer, Sam Kerr.

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