The former Sunderland midfielder scored her first international goal against Romania on the 29th October 2005 at the Football Centre Mogoşoaia. Since signing for Liverpool she has scored 2 goals in 3 games including a stunning strike against Arsenal last Thursday in Chester.Her football career began in her home town of Sunderland where she initially spent two seasons before spells with Newcastle and Icelandic team Grindavik. She later rejoined the Black Cats for a further six seasons in 2010.!START YOUR FREE MONTH TRIAL NOW!
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There are two new senior call-ups with 16-year-old goalkeeper Lilie Crooks of Mid-Ukstern ladies and Glentoran Women’s Danielle Maxwell who has been part of Northern Ireland’s under-age squads getting the nod. Sheffield United and former Liverpool keeper Becky Flaherty who was named player of the match in the 0-0 draw with Wales at Seaview misses out due to injury.Northern Ireland currently sit 4th in their Euro 2021 qualifying table following two draws with Wales as well as falling to consecutive defeats to top seeds Norway. Sheil’s side kick off their Pinatar Cup campaign against Iceland, ranked 18th in the world, on Wednesday 4 March (kick-off time 2pm, GMT).Next up is Ukraine, currently ranked 27th. That game takes place on 7 March (kick-off time 6pm, GMT).And the last of their matches is against the Scots on 10 March (kick-off time 7.30pm, GMT). Scotland currently sit at number 22 in the Coca-Cola FIFA Women’s World Ranking list, 34 places ahead of Northern Ireland.Article by Josh Bunting – @Buntingfootball Subscribe to our YouTube Channel! –
