Showing posts with label women’s World Cup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women’s World Cup. Show all posts

Monday, 8 July 2019

The US win again

The USA comfortably won against the Netherlands in the final of the women’s World Cup.

So it’s all over.

No more football for me until the men’s Euros next year.

Wednesday, 3 July 2019

The lionesses roared out

The lionesses are out of the World Cup after a sterling performance against the USA.

The US got the first goal and put the England team on the back foot.

But Ellen White kept England in the game with an equaliser.

Unfortunately the US scored again to bring them to a 2-1 lead.

Ellen White went and scored again, much to my excitement only to have the goal disallowed on VAR because it was off side.

There was a chance right near the end with an England penalty, but it was saved.

So the lionesses are going home.

They’ve made me a better feminist and I’m sad to see them go.

Friday, 28 June 2019

The lionesses beat Norway

England stormed to victory last night against Norway.

England scored in the second minute to secure a 1-0 lead against Norway.

They went on to get two other goals and dominate the match with a 3-0 lead.

Norway played well, but not well enough to worry the lionesses, who were in fine form.

It’s the first match I’ve watched all the way through and it was well worth it.

I could get into the women’s World Cup.

Thursday, 20 June 2019

England: women’s football

I’m a moderately better feminist, I watched the beginning of the England v Japan game and saw them go 1-0 up.

They were later to go 2-0 up and win the game.

Scotland were to be heartbroken.

They were 1-0 up against Argentina when I left proceedings.

They then stormed to 3-0 up in the second half of the game.

Only they lost their lead, Argentina equalised with their massive advantage, leaving the Scots heartbroken.

I’m surely missing some awe inspiring football.

Wednesday, 12 June 2019

The women’s World Cup

We are in the middle of the women’s World Cup and I am watching none of it.

I am a very bad feminist.

I watch all the male internationals, though I don’t watch club football.

But the women are showcased on the terrestrial channels and I don’t watch.

So I missed the USA trouncing Thailand last night.

The men’s matches sometimes muster only one goal, while the US women get 13 in the net and I am not there to witness it.

Maybe I should reassess my priorities.