The Bees are back on the road as they face QPR in the FA Women’s National League Division One South!!
London Bees:
In their latest fixture for The Bees, they faced Chatham Town at home where they took the lead in the 85th minute to retain their top of the league!
The Bees had a strong start with some headers from Sandy Martins and shots on target which were ultimately cleared. The visitors made a few efforts in the first half but it was a goalless first half for the fixture.
After the whistle blew to commence the second half, The Bees were by far the more dominant team with captain Hayley Hoare creating a shot within the first 10 minutes. The Bees kept their possession and continued creating chances but it was Grace Breen who was the star of the second half as it was her low volley that secured the lead for The Bees in the 84th minute!
The game ended 1-0 in favour of The Bees and saw them retain their top of the league status.
Last 5 matches:
London Bees 1-0 Chatham Town
London Bees 8-1 Billericay Town
London Bees 0-1 Dartford FC (AdobeFA Cup)
Dulwich Hamlet 0-2 London Bees
London Bees 3-3 MK Dons
Queens Park Rangers:
QPR Women’s were formed in 2019 after joining the QPR Community Trust and sit third in the Women’s National League Division One South East table.
After having a flying start to the season, only taking one loss in the first 5 games, QPR have continued to have a steady run in the league with 5 clean sheets and 15 goals scored at home.
Their most recent game against Lewes saw them suffer a 1-0 loss at home where they applied pressure “from the opening whistle” and a “few chances in the first 20 minutes”. The first half ended in a 0-0 draw.
After a few substitutions and shots on target, the hosts’ couldn’t secure a goal but their dominating streak was set to a halt in the 83rd minute as Lewes secured a goal and ended QPR’s journey in the FA Cup.
Last 5 matches:
Queens Park Rangers 0-1 Lewes FC
Billericay Town 0-7 Queens Park Rangers
Queens Park Rangers 1-1 Stevenage FC
Bognor Regis 0-4 Queens Park Rangers
Queens Park Rangers 3-5 Actonians