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From ignoring jibes behind the goal to representing her country, Wales international Mia North takes us through her footballing journey

Match Report: Dulwich Hamlet 1, QPR FC Women 2 Share article: QPR FC Women booked their place in the final of this years Capital Women’s Cup courtesy of a 2-1 victory over Dulwich Hamlet on Sunday afternoon. Strikes from Jenny Moore and Demi Edwards was enough to secure the victory for Steve Quashie’s side as they now can look ahead to a cup final. In a tense clash, both sides struggled to get their foot on the ball in the early exchanges. But it was the hosts who were first to have an effort on goal, with R’s defender Ellie Searle having to be alert to hack the ball away from dang...

Share article: QPR FC Women were denied victory by a last-minute equaliser against London rivals Dulwich Hamlet on Sunday afternoon. The clash ended all square at Champion Hill after Ellie Searle’s opportunistic early second half strike was later cancelled out by a last gasp equaliser from Dulwich’s Lucy Monkman. This was the R’s first game in the Spring Round Robin fixtures and a teaser of what to expect in next week’s semi-final in the Capital Women’s Cup against the same opponent. The game started evenly with both teams sharing possession of the ball however, it was Rangers w...

Photo: Liam Asman Dulwich Hamlet have secured the loan signing of young West Ham Women’s goalkeeper Mia North for the 2021-22 season.  The 19-year-old, who is part of the Hammers’ academy programme, was previously at Yeovil Town and has also featured with the Wales U-19 setup. Mia North said: “I’m 19 now, and I need to be looking to get women’s football experience. Playing in the Under-21s for a couple of years, I need to start looking to go up an age group. The move was pretty easy and I’m really happy to be here.” “I think communication is definitely one of my biggest trai...