Maddie Phillips

Match Preview: Both teams travel to Hackney

Everything you need to know as Brentford's women's teams make the trip to Hackney on Sunday to face their first team and reserves

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Brentford Football Club

Brentford Women will aim to continue their win streak on Sunday as they face Hackney at Wadham Lodge in the London South East Division One North in a 2pm kick-off.

The Bees currently sit third in the league with four games in hand over leaders Sport London E Benfica and could make it 15 wins in a row on Sunday with a win over Hackney.

About Hackney

Hackney have had a steady season so far in the Division One North where they have played 16 times, winning six, drawing three and losing seven games.

The side will be hoping they can get back to winning ways on Sunday following defeats in their previous two fixtures.

Last time out

Brentford put on a strong display as they beat Denham United 3-0 in the London South East Division One North at The Den in their last outing.

First team women

Freya Worsley opened the scoring for the Bees with a superb strike from distance before Nikki Woods struck to make it 2-0 at half-time.

Woods sealed the win for Brentford with a brilliant finish earning the side a deserved three points.

Brentford Women B could win the Greater London Division One North league title on Sunday with a win over Hackney Reserves at Wadham Lodge (grass pitches) in a 2pm kick-off.

Tommy Ryan-Maynard’s side have two league fixtures remaining but a win over Hackney Reserves on the weekend will see the side promoted to the Greater London Premier Division.

Last time out

The B team sealed a big three points at Bedfont Sports Club in their last fixture which saw the side beat East London Ladies 2-1.

B team

An early strike from Shania Foley gave the hosts the lead but East London struck back on 36 minutes to level the game.

It was Kasey Clifford who clinched the victory for her side with a late goal on 90 minutes sealing the win.

About Hackney Reserves

Hackney Reserves are currently seventh in the Greater London Division One North table with the side playing 15 times, winning six and losing nine.

They enter the fixture following an 8-0 loss to Luton Town reserves in their previous outing.

Match coverage

We will have match updates from both fixtures on Sunday across our social media channels as well as post-game interviews and reports.

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