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Women's results 27-28 September 2025

Women's results 27-28 September 2025

H Moro1 Oct - 12:06

Two wins, two draws and four defeats, including two club derby games.

Oxted W1s 2-0 Brighton & Hove W1s
Amanda Billington reports: "Brighton & Hove women's 1st XI travelled to Oxted full of confidence following a strong opening-day win against Brom Becks.

Anticipating a physical encounter, the team were met with early pressure from a well-organised Oxted side. Brighton struggled to find their rhythm in the opening quarter, with Oxted capitalising on defensive overloads and converting two quick chances to take an early lead. The defensive unit worked hard under pressure, but Oxted’s physicality and clinical finishing gave them the edge. In the second quarter, Brighton began to find space out wide and created a few promising opportunities.

Encouraging words from Coach Alex at half-time helped shift the team’s mindset, and the second half saw a much more fluid and attacking Brighton side. Despite the momentum shift, key decisions didn’t fall in Brighton’s favour. Forward Danni was taken down by the Oxted goalkeeper in a one-on-one, only for the umpire to award possession to the home side. Minutes later, Bara found the back of the net from a penalty corner, only to see the goal disallowed due to the number one runner breaking early. The frustrations continued as the Oxted keeper pulled off an outstanding save to deny a powerful drag flick, and shortly after, play was controversially stopped just as Molly lined up a strike on an open goal.

The match ended 2–0 to Oxted — a frustrating result in a contest that felt far more evenly matched than the score line suggests. Despite the loss, Brighton take plenty of positives from their performance, showing grit, growing confidence, and a clear sense that they belong among the league’s top contenders.

Goof of the day : Amanda (shouting come on Hors..)
Queen of the day : Molly"

Hailsham W1s 3-0 BHHC W2’s

BHHC W4s 1-1 BHHC W3s
Alexandra Smart reports: "The W3s didn’t have far to travel for this away fixture against the W4s, and as always with a club derby, it was full of chaos, and friends that turn rivals for 70 minutes.

We started strong with confident passing, holding possession and threatening the D. Our defence was solid - Diva cool as ever taking balls upright, Jess R diving into every challenge like her life depended on it, and Emma and Beth shutting down anything that tried to sneak through. Our midfield ran themselves ragged (in the best way) - Kelly, Alex, Wan, Abby and Jess working their socks off to create chances and feed the forwards. Up front we had plenty of fire but not much luck: Mirriam diving for a shot only for Emily to save, Shelley peppering the goal but denied time and again, and Imo making endless baseline runs to keep the pressure on.

Despite dominating, we just couldn’t crack the crowd in front of goal. Fresh out of Wednesday night “Goal Scoring School,” hopes were high, but Emily in goal clearly hadn’t read the script and blocked everything we threw at her. A quick counter from the 4s caught us out, the ball clipped a stick inside the D and flew goalwards, slipping past Jess H, who could only watch it hit the backboard. 1–0 down, and a very unimpressed Jess H made her feelings clear.

Frustration bubbled over - dodgy tackles, a bit of argy-bargy, and poor Abby taking one for the team with a yellow card (apparently after warnings she didn’t even hear!). Fuelled by their half-time sweets (we forgot ours), we pushed harder in the second half. Around 7 short corners later, still no goal. Finally, a flick was awarded, and Shelley stepped up, cool, calm and collected to bury it in the corner and grab us a deserved equaliser.

POM: Shelley – For being cool, calm and collected.
DOD: A joint win! Shelley for tripping over her own feet in the corner (graceful as ever), and Emma for spending half the game looking for her stick, while it was already in her hand.

One thing’s for sure – defence on fire, mids everywhere, and up front we just need that finishing touch. Oh, and maybe a little more short corner practice!"

BHHC W5s 2-3 Horsham W4s

BHHC W7s 0-6 BHHC W6s

BHHC W8s 5-0 East Grinstead W5s

JUNIORS

Epsom Girls U14 Maroon 7 – 1 BHHC Girls U14 Albatross

BHHC results on the EH website.

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