Wolves Women have the opportunity to progress to the last eight of the FA Women’s National League Cup when they make the trip to AFC Sudbury on Sunday.
A flawless cup campaign so far this season has seen Dan McNamara’s side win four matches in the competition, plundering 17 goals in the process, and will now make a difficult visit to a side one division lower than the Old Gold.
Setting the Scene
Wolves’ unbeaten season continued last weekend with a 2-0 win over Halifax thanks to goals from Amber Hughes and Louanne Worsey which capped off a perfect three game week following FA Cup progression over Rugby Borough and a league victory over Sporting Khalsa.
Suffolk side AFC Sudbury, who play in Division One South East, were in action away at Fulham last time out and were beaten by the Cottagers. Despite having lost their last three matches, they have scored at least twice in their last five and made it through to this stage of the competition with a 3-1 win over Boldmere St Michaels last month.
Form Guide
AFC Sudbury: WWLLL | 18 goals scored
Wolves: WWWWW | 25 goals scored
Last Time Out in the FA WNL Cup
Wolves progressed to the second round with a 5-0 win at Sporting Khalsa back in October. Amy Sims, Louanne Worsey, Chloe Williams, Georgia Marshall and Amber Hughes were all on target.
The Venue
The Elite Travel Stadium, Brundon Lane, Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 1XR.
Tickets
Adults £7 | Concessions £5 | U16’s £1 to be paid on the gate.
Listen Live
Supporters unable to attend the game in person on Sunday can listen to LIVE audio commentary of the clash HERE with live commentary from Wolves TV’s Matt Ponter.
Next Up
League action resumes at the SEAH Stadium as Wolves host Loughborough Lightning on Sunday 16th November, 2pm. With the match taking place during the men’s international break, we’re asking Wolves fans to Paint the SEAH Old Gold and lend their support to Wolves Women. Buy your tickets here.
Other FA WNL Cup Fixtures
- Burnley v Real Bedford
- Exeter City v AFC Bournemouth
- Lewes v Dulwich Hamlet
- Middlesbrough v Liverpool Feds
- Plymouth Argyle v Oxford United
- Swindon Town v Cheltenham
- West Bromwich Albion v Leeds United
