It’s time to wrap up the 2023/24 season – in terms of home games at least – for the Clapton CFC women’s first team with a home game against promotion contenders Brentford.
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It’s time to wrap up the 2023/24 season – in terms of home games at least – for the Clapton CFC women’s first team with a home game against promotion contenders Brentford.
This Sunday will be Daisy Davis’s last game of the season as she’s packing up and jetting off Down Under to pursue a new opportunity in Sydney.
There’s just four games left for the Clapton CFC women’s first team – starting with Denham United this Sunday.
It’s now a straight two-way fight between Sport London E Benfica and Brentford for the top spot.
With five games to go, Clapton CFC women’s first team still have an outside chance of sneaking into the one promotion place. But we’ll have to win most if not all, starting with the leaders Sport London e Benfica,
Sunny Hunjan has recently been appointed the goalkeeping coach for the women’s first team.
The Clapton CFC women’s first team play their sixth away league game in a row as they head to Kingston University to play Richmond Park
After a blank weekend, the Clapton CFC women’s first team are back action as they head to Surrey to take on Ashmount Leigh.
Clapton CFC return to league action this Sunday, heading west for an away fixture at Denham United.
The draw for the quarter final of the Capital Cup has taken place, with Clapton CFC women’s first team facing a tough home tie against Tooting Bec in February 18.