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| Date | Opponents | Result | Scorers (where known) |
| 5th Sep. '04 | Buckfastleigh (a) | 6-0 | Wood(2), Perry (2), Thompson, Johnson |
| 19th Sep. '04 | Dorchester Town (h) | 8-0 | Wood(4), Thompson, Stephens, McCatty, Meheren |
| 26th Sep. '04 | AFC Bournemouth (a) WFAC-1 | 2-6 | Kemp, Perry |
| 3rd Oct. '04 | Exeter City (a) | 2-3 | Kemp, Perry |
| 7th Oct. '04 | Bath City (h) | 5-1 | Perry(2), Wood, Turner, Stephens |
| 10th Oct. '04 | Bristol Uiversity (a) PST-1 | 2-0 | Wood(2) |
| 17th Oct. '04 | Newquay (h) | 7-5 | Kemp(2), Hennesey, Wood(4) |
| 24th Oct. '04 | Buckfastleigh (h) | 5-1 | Perry(2),Hennesey, Wood(2) |
| 31st Oct. '04 | Newquay (a) | 2-3 | Wood(2) |
| 7th Nov. '04 | Frome Town (h) | 3-4 | Wood(2), McCatty |
| 14th Nov. '04 | Yeovil Town (a) | 5-3 | Perry (2), Stephens, Hennesey, Meheren |
| 28th Nov. '04 | Dorchester Town (a) PST-2 | 5-1 | Wood(3), Rollins, Hennesey |
| 5th Dec. '04 | Cheltenham Town (h) | 5-0 | Wood(2), Stephens, Kemp, Hennesey |
| 2nd Jan. '05 | Dorchester Town (a) | 3-4 | Wood, Johnson, Stephens |
| 9th Jan. '05 | Penzance (h) | 4-0 | Hennesey, Johnson(3) |
| 23rd Jan. '05 | Newent Town (a) GlosCC-2 | 13-0 | Hennesey(4), Kemp(2), Wood(2), Perry, Meheren, McCatty, Thompson, Turner |
| 30th Jan. '05 | Cheltenham Town (a) | 2-0 | Kemp, Hennesey |
| 6th Feb. '05 | Bath City (a) | 5-1 | Wood(3), Kemp, Hennesey |
| 13th Feb. '05 | Yeovil Town (a) PST-QF | 2-1 | Wood, Hennesey |
| 20th Feb. '05 | Cheltenham Town (a) GlosCC-3 | 5-1 | Hennesey, Wood(2), Perry, Appleby, |
| 27th Feb. '05 | Yeovil Town (h) | 3-2 | Perry(2), McCatty |
| 6th March '05 | Penzance (a) | 0-2 | |
| 13th March '05 | Frome Town (h) PST-SF | 0-3 | |
| 20th March '05 | Bristol City (a) GlosCC-SF | 2-5 | Wood(pen), Johnson |
| 23rd March '05 | Team Bath (h) | 2-0 | Kemp, Wood |
| 27th March '05 | Exeter City (h) | 2-3 | Wood(2) |
| 3rd April '05 | Team Bath (a) | 1-2 | Kemp |
| 10th April '05 | Frome Town (a) | 4-5 | G.Smith, og, Wood, Hennesey |
City Ladies normally play home games at Meadow Park on Sunday afternoons, with kick-off at 2pm. Admission is Free!
Fixtures and kick-off times are subject to alteration.City Ladies enjoyed another hugely successful season in 2003-4 achieving a highly credible second place in Division One (North) of the South-Western Women's Football League in their first season at that level. Despite a narrow defeat in the promotion play-off this was still enough to earn a second consecutive promotion having finished 2nd in the Gloucestershire County League in 2002/3.
The side now plays in the South-West Womens Football League Premier Division and have been able to continue their remarkable run of results despite having much the same squad that has now progressed together through several levels of football. They currently lie third in the division.
The club is looking to strengthen their squad and now runs a strong reserve side as well as girls teams at u-14, u-12 and u-10 age ranges with Saturday training at Podsmead's Blackbridge sports fields. The under-14's side have recently lifted the Gloucestershire County Girls League title for 2004/5, the fifth consecutive year City have taken the championship at that age group.
To take part contact manager Ian Powell on Tel. 01452 722361, or secretary Terry Jones by email.Gloucester City also run school holiday training schools where children can enjoy specialist football coaching before a day trip to one of the top Premier football clubs. Click here for further details.
Visit the Gloucester City Ladies FC site below for further news and details of how to take part
Gloucester City Ladies are sponsored by G&S Hydraulic Engineering
Gloucester Women's Football - A Short History
The Ladies side first formed as City of Gloucester Ladies in the summer of 1997 and having entered Division 2 of the South-West Women's League they won their first competitive fixture against Bath City reserves with the Gloucester team recording a 9-1 win, Anna Grange becoming the first goalscorer.The team then moved to the newly formed Gloucestershire Womens County League in 1998 and after a difficult first season the club changed it's name to Gloucester City Ladies for the 1999/2000 season. During this season the side started a girls team at under-14s level and began trying to forge closer links with Gloucester City AFC. This began to reap dividends and the following season the Ladies side played their first fixture at Meadow Park.
By 2002/3 season the club's fledgling youth sides had grown and were starting to reap dividends in the first team with players gaining recognition at County level. The side finished second in the County League and won promotion to the South West Womens Football League. The side went on to won back-to-back promotions as in 2003/4 another runners-up spot in the SWWFL Division One North secured a place in the SWWFL Premier Division.
Honours & Records
South-West Women's Football League Division 1 North Runners-Up 2003/4
Gloucestershire County Women's League Runners-Up 2002/3
Gloucestershire County Women's League Cup Finalists 2002/3
Women's Gloucestershire County 5-a-side Tournament Winners 2002/3
Womens FA Cup best: yet to progress past 1st Round
County Cup best: Semi-Final 2004/5Biggest Win: 22-0 vs. Avening Angels (h) Gloshire County Cup - 16th Nov. '03
Biggest Defeat: 0-19 vs. Portsmouth (a) FA Cup - September 1998
Goalscorer in Match: Helen Wood - 8: vs. Avening Angels, 16th Nov. '03.
Goalscorer in Season: Helen Wood - 53: 2002/3
