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An exciting opportunity to develop footballing talent while earning a university degree has been awarded to two young members of the Wolves Women squad who will head to the United States on a soccer scholarship.

Football boots have been swapped for cycling shoes and trainers as Wolves Women ride, row and run their way from Wolverhampton to California in a virtual charity challenge to raise funds for Compton Care, the palliative care provider whose base is close to the football club’s training ground.

Wolves Women and Girls are raising invaluable funds for palliative care across Wolverhampton by taking part in a mammoth Compton to Compton virtual charity challenge and are calling on Wolves supporters to get behind their efforts.

Manager Dan McNamara admits he’s ‘heartbroken’ for his Wolves Women players after the Football Association decided to end the Women’s National League prematurely but insists it’s a decision that everyone must accept.

The Football Association has announced that tiers three to seven of the women’s game have been brought to ‘an immediate end’ as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.