Pompey Women Host Oxford On Sunday – News – Portsmouth

Pompey Women return to National League action on Sunday when they welcome Oxford to Westleigh Park (2pm kick-off).

Jay Sadler's side come into the game on the back of a resounding 8-0 victory at Chatham last weekend.

Georgie Freeland and Dani Lane both bagged a brace in Kent, while Emma Jones, Beth Lumsden and Emily Pitman were also on the scoresheet before an own-goal completed the rout.

This weekend will see the Blues in action on home soil since a resounding 9-0 success against Cardiff at the start of the month.

Sophie Quirk and Jones grabbed a double either side of the interval on that occasion, with Dani Lane came off the bench to hit a 17-minute hat-trick.

Annie Rolf also contributed to the haul against the Welsh outfit, while Pitman rounded things off in stoppage-time.

While Pompey are sitting fourth in the embryonic National League standings – holding a game in hand on all the sides above them – their next opponents are two places and the same number of points further back.

Oxford have won two of their opening five league fixtures, including last Sunday's comfortable 5-0 home win over Plymouth.

TICKETSSupporters are strongly advised to book tickets online here[1] to avoid queues on the day.

Tickets are also available to buy at the Westleigh Park turnstiles, with the option of contactless or cash payments.

There are no booking fees for supporters who purchase an online eticket, which can be shown at the turnstiles.

A booking fee of £3 applies for tickets that are bought in person or over the phone.

HOW TO GET TO WESTLEIGH PARK

Address: Westleigh Park, Martin Road, PO9 5TH

Via Car: Free parking is available outside the ground on a first come, first served basis.

Via Bus: Stagecoach's 20 and 21 services stop on Martin Road in both directions, coming from Portsmouth and Havant town centre.

Via Train: Direct services from Portsmouth, London and Brighton come into and out of Havant train station. The stadium is then a 20-minute walk or four-minute drive or you can jump on a bus. Please check before you travel as industrial action continues to affect rail networks.

ENTERING THE STADIUM

Two turnstiles will be open for the game, located to the left-hand side of the car park, next to the Westleigh pub.

If you purchased your ticket online, please have your digital ticket to hand upon entering the stadium. If you do not have this, please provide your name to turnstile operators.

IN THE STADIUM

Hot food and other refreshments will be available to buy from the tea bar inside the ground, while supporters can also visit the Westleigh pub before the match for any alcoholic beverages.

References

  1. ^ online here (www.eticketing.co.uk)