Brighton & Hove Albion women’s manager James Marrs is looking forward to Sunday’s Sussex derby against Chichester City at Culver Road.
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The Albion manager is confident going into the Premier League Cup tie, but has warned his players to guard against complacency, as Chichester compete one division below the Seagulls.
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He said, “It’s should be a highly-competitive game and we’re very keen to extend our recent good run of form.
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“We have to wary of the fact that this could be a potential banana skin and we need make sure we give 100 per cent to get a result.
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“Chichester have made deleted words good progress in recent years and gave us a real run for our money when we played them last season, so we can’t take anything for granted.”
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“They are a side that’s improving all the time and we’re hoping for a big crowd to cheer the players on.”
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Albion (probable squad): Faye Baker, Vicky Ashton-Jones, Emily Baker, Catherine Cooper, Deanna Cooper, Phoebe Leitch, Charlotte Young, Jay Blackie, Kirsty Barton, Lucy Somes, Charley Boswell, Sophie Perry, Kate Natkiel, Amy Taylor, Charlotte Gurr, Megan Fox.
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The match takes place at the Sussex County FA Headquarters at Culver Road, BN15 9AX on Sunday 29th November, kick-off 2pm. Admission is priced at £3 for adults and £1 for Albion season-tickets holders and under-16s.
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AMELIA RITCHIE made her senior debut for Wales on Thursday, as the side beat Kazakhstan 4-0 in a Euro 2017 qualifier.
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The 16-year-old centre back was named in the starting line-up for Jayne Ludlow’s team, as Helen Ward’s hat-trick and a goal from Natasha Harding secured an emphatic win.
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The defender will travel with the rest of the Welsh squad to Tel Aviv, where they face Israel in another qualifying match on Tuesday 1st December.SOPHIE PERRY played the full 90 minutes for the Republic of Ireland in their 3-0 defeat to Spain in a Euro 2017 qualifier in Dublin.
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Goals from Vicky Losada, Jennifer Hermoso (penalty) and an own goal from Perry secured the three points for Spain.
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Ireland lie in third place in Group two with three points from their opening three games, three points behind second placed Finland.
FOUR CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE under-15 players will take part in an FA National Performance Camp; Elllie Hack, Sian Chipper, Emily Ormon and Libby Stannard are all selected to take part.
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ALBION’S ACADEMYSIDE, in partnership with Worthing College, were beaten 2-0 by Itchen College on Wednesday.
ALBION’S CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE under-11, under-13, and under-17 sides are in action away at Essex on Saturday.
TICKETS ARE still available for Albion women’s historic first-ever game at the Amex on Sunday 6th December, 3pm kick-off. Albion season-ticket holders can gain free entry to the match, but they must apply for their FREE ticket via seagullstickets.com.
For non-season-ticket holders, the prices are £4 for adults, £2 for under-18s and £10 for a family of four (two adults and two under-18s).
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The Albion manager is confident going into the Premier League Cup tie, but has warned his players to guard against complacency, as Chichester compete one division below the Seagulls.
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He said, “It’s should be a highly-competitive game and we’re very keen to extend our recent good run of form.
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“We have to wary of the fact that this could be a potential banana skin and we need make sure we give 100 per cent to get a result.
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“Chichester have made deleted words good progress in recent years and gave us a real run for our money when we played them last season, so we can’t take anything for granted.”
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“They are a side that’s improving all the time and we’re hoping for a big crowd to cheer the players on.”
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Albion (probable squad): Faye Baker, Vicky Ashton-Jones, Emily Baker, Catherine Cooper, Deanna Cooper, Phoebe Leitch, Charlotte Young, Jay Blackie, Kirsty Barton, Lucy Somes, Charley Boswell, Sophie Perry, Kate Natkiel, Amy Taylor, Charlotte Gurr, Megan Fox.
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The match takes place at the Sussex County FA Headquarters at Culver Road, BN15 9AX on Sunday 29th November, kick-off 2pm. Admission is priced at £3 for adults and £1 for Albion season-tickets holders and under-16s.
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AMELIA RITCHIE made her senior debut for Wales on Thursday, as the side beat Kazakhstan 4-0 in a Euro 2017 qualifier.
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The 16-year-old centre back was named in the starting line-up for Jayne Ludlow’s team, as Helen Ward’s hat-trick and a goal from Natasha Harding secured an emphatic win.
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The defender will travel with the rest of the Welsh squad to Tel Aviv, where they face Israel in another qualifying match on Tuesday 1st December.SOPHIE PERRY played the full 90 minutes for the Republic of Ireland in their 3-0 defeat to Spain in a Euro 2017 qualifier in Dublin.
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Goals from Vicky Losada, Jennifer Hermoso (penalty) and an own goal from Perry secured the three points for Spain.
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Ireland lie in third place in Group two with three points from their opening three games, three points behind second placed Finland.
FOUR CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE under-15 players will take part in an FA National Performance Camp; Elllie Hack, Sian Chipper, Emily Ormon and Libby Stannard are all selected to take part.
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ALBION’S ACADEMYSIDE, in partnership with Worthing College, were beaten 2-0 by Itchen College on Wednesday.
ALBION’S CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE under-11, under-13, and under-17 sides are in action away at Essex on Saturday.
TICKETS ARE still available for Albion women’s historic first-ever game at the Amex on Sunday 6th December, 3pm kick-off. Albion season-ticket holders can gain free entry to the match, but they must apply for their FREE ticket via seagullstickets.com.
For non-season-ticket holders, the prices are £4 for adults, £2 for under-18s and £10 for a family of four (two adults and two under-18s).
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