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Portsmouth (w)

03-15 22:00

2 - 2

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Bristol City Women

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98′

r.hardy

93′

angelina nixon

t.primmer

88′

r.hardy

85′

greta humphries

N.Peacock

85′

ava rowbotham

L. Shepherd

80′

r.hardy

78′

M. Farrugia

K.Robinson

78′

E.Morgan

O.Wos

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L. Shepherd

66′

O.Wos

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V.Jones

j.gale

51′

h.coan

46′

isobel collins

46′

m.hornby

J.Woolley

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O.Wos

6′

0-1

j.gale

Assist: K.Robinson

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Match Info

English FA Women's Super League 2: Portsmouth Women 2-2 Bristol City Women. Portsmouth Women and Bristol City Women played out an entertaining 2-2 draw in a crucial FA Women's Championship fixture on March 15, 2026. The match was a rollercoaster of emotions, featuring two comebacks and a dramatic late equalizer that ensured the points were shared. Bristol City started strongly and took a deserved lead with a fine team move finished by their striker. Portsmouth responded with intensity and were level before halftime through a powerful strike from distance. The second half saw Portsmouth turn the game around, taking a 2-1 lead from a corner early in the period. As the clock ticked down, Bristol City pushed relentlessly for an equalizer and were rewarded in the 89th minute with a scrappy goal from a set-piece, sending the away fans into delirium. Both teams had chances to win it in a frantic stoppage time, but neither could find a winner. The draw is a fair result that keeps both teams in the mix for promotion playoff places, highlighting the competitive nature of the division. The Portsmouth manager expressed pride in her team's effort but disappointment at conceding so late, while the Bristol City boss praised her side's never-say-die attitude.