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·International Sports Science Technology Expo 2008 (ISSTEX 2008)
ISSTEX 2008 - the International Sports Science " Technology Expo event 2008 combines an interactive conference with an exhibition.To be held on Friday 16th May 2008 until Sunday 18th of May 2008 at the Mid Valley Convention Centre, ISSTEX 2008 will feature the sports industry and its relation to the growth of science, and the role of technology in enhancing sports quality.
·Sanya China Travel
If you're thinking of following the Women's World Cup 2007 in China then the Agents Sanya China Travel are recommending clients to ask them to book the flights now and fine tunethe itinerary later.
·Huntingdonshire Regional College
The FDC is a full time college course which incorporates academic studies alongside full time training and competitive matches for the Huntingdonshire Regional College (www.huntingdon.ac.uk).
·Girls' finals are better than the World Cup
The two Edinburgh Primary Schools' Girls' finals at Warriston generated as much excitement as any of the World Cup games on television, according to EPSSA President, Willie French.
·England U17 to play home international against Belgium
·Reading Royals Ladies 5/6-A-Side Football Tournament
This year's football tournament will be taking place at Henwick Worthy Sports Ground in Thatcham, Berks on Sunday 3 July 2005.The morning will consist of U10, U12, U14 " U16's girls, and the afternoon will be 5-a-side ladies/open age.Information and application form can be found
·Kay Hawke signs for Blackburn Rovers
Blackburn Rovers have boosted their squad ahead of the start of the Northern Division campaign by capturing the signature of highly rated goalkeeper Kay Hawke from Curzon Ashton
·What will the season bring for Donny Belles?
With a quartet of experienced internationals in Karen Walker, Becky Easton, Jodie Handley and Jo Fletcher all leaving the club during the summer, therehas been expected speculation about what the forthcoming FA Nationwide Womens Premier League season has in store for Doncaster Rovers Belles.
·Experience of a lifetime
Arsenal v Leeds UnitedThe FA Women's Cup Final in partnership with Nationwide1pm, Monday 01 May 2006Millwall FCFour days ahead of her 17th birthday the Leeds United protégé Jess Clarke is set to step out for the experience of a lifetime, playing for her home-town club in The FA Womens Cup Final.The highly promising right winger, who first played
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·Marta mystery gives Frankfurt a lift
FIFA World Player of the Year Marta is a doubt for Umeå IK's UEFA Women's Cup final first leg against 1. FFC Frankfurt on Saturday after missing team training.
·Ã–stberg back home at UmeÃ¥
Defender Frida Östberg is relishing the chance to clinch a hat-trick of UEFA Women's Cup titles against 1. FFC Frankfurt after returning for her second Umeå IK spell.
·Pohlers playing her part
Conny Pohlers has been a striker transformed since joining 1. FFC Frankfurt this season and is hoping to win the UEFA Women's Cup with her second club.
·Yamaguchi thrilled by European chance
Japanese midfielder Mami Yamaguchi has adapted well since joining Umeå IK and said the forthcoming UEFA Women's Cup final is "the biggest game of my life".
·Wunderlich relishes UmeÃ¥ showdown
Tina Wunderlich is the longest-serving member of the 1. FFC Frankfurt team and she is aiming to lift the UEFA Women's Cup as the final begins on Saturday.
·Frankfurt bounce back as Arsenal delight
Finalists 1. FFC Frankfurt bounced back from two rare defeats to resume command of the league while deposed holders Arsenal LFC are English champions.
·Injured Lingor denied swansong
Germany playmaker Renate Lingor is out of 1. FFC Frankfurt's UEFA Women's Cup final against Umeå IK after fracturing her right shoulder and plans to retire.
·Five-star Frankfurt keep cup
UEFA Women's Cup finalists 1. FFC Frankfurt recovered from a bad start to beat 1. FC Saarbrücken 5-1 and claimed their seventh German Cup in ten years.
·Women's finalists hit rivals for six
UEFA Women's Cup finalists Umeå IK and 1. FFC Frankfurt both secured 6-0 victories at the weekend, when Arsenal LFC's 51-game run ended in England.
·Berglund delight at Lyon scalp
Emma Berglund, 19, was relieved to help Umeå IK into the final having only found out she would be starting the biggest game of her career before kick-off.
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·Germany make Olympic reshuffle
Silvia Neid has made five changes for Germany's final qualifier against Wales on 29 May with a view to her side's Olympic campaign in China this summer.
·Denmark maintain perfect record
Portugal 0-4 Denmark Johanna Rasmussen and Maiken Pape scored before two Merete Pedersen goals as Denmark maintained their 100 per cent start.
·Williams hat-trick downs Belarus
Belarus 1-6 EnglandFara Williams scored a hat-trick to keep Hope Powell's side on course for UEFA WOMEN'S EURO 2009â„¢.
·Spain storm back to check Czechs
Spain 4-1 Czech RepublicFour second-half goals took Spain into second place in Group 1 and ended the unbeaten Czech start.
·Dickenmann keeps Swiss going
Switzerland 2-0 WalesA goal in each half from Lara Dickenmann kept Switzerland in the race for play-off places.
·Brétigny wins it for France
France 2-0 SerbiaSandrine Brétigny scored both goals as France extended their lead in qualifying Group 3.
·Ludlow keeps Wales aiming high
Wales will finish at the bottom of Group 4 but their captain, Arsenal LFC's Jayne Ludlow, is hoping they can grow after their return to the competition's top tier.
·Neid pleased to cross Finnish line
Coach Silvia Neid was "very glad" as Germany became the first side to book a place at UEFA WOMEN'S EURO 2009â„¢ in Finland, beating Belgium 5-0 on Wednesday.
·Germany first to Finland
Belgium 0-5 GermanyGermany have become the first team to qualify for UEFA WOMEN'S EURO 2009â„¢ in Finland.
·Norway edge closer to finals
Norway 3-0 PolandThe hosts moved a step closer to qualification by keeping yet another clean sheet.
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