Edinburgh 3s kicked off their season to a brilliant start on Wednesday October 10th. The 3s were prepared to defend the clubs two varsity wins over St. Andrews with another away match. The sun was bright for an unseasonably warm day. Edinburgh kicked off with a strong start and heavy offensive push. A few minutes in saw a foul on Cynthia Steijn in the box leading to an early penalty for Edinburgh. Molly Simmons stepped up to the plate to take the kick and calmly slotted it in

On Wednesday 10th October, our 2nd team travelled up over the bridge to face St Andrew’s 1st Team away from home. This was just the 2nd game of the season for the 2s and off the back of a spectacular 5-0 victory away to Abertay. The team travelled with an optimistic mindset, however they knew they’d be facing a physical and experienced St Andrews 1st Team. The game kicked off with both teams gunning for the points but knowing they’d have to work for them. The first half start

The 1s kicked off their second game of the season against Aberdeen on a warm and sunny day. Conditions are great at the stadium pitch. Edinburgh assert their dominance early on in the game, with Kim taking a fantastic volley off a great delivery from Coppel at 5 minutes. A second goal comes a few minutes later, with another assist from Coppel, passing to Macleod on the flank who fires it in with a fantastic strike in the top corner. Macleod gets her second five minutes later

On Wednesday 3rdof October EUWAFC’s 2ndteam travelled to Dundee to play against Abertay University who were promoted into division 1A after last season. As it was the first BUCS match of the season the whole team was excited to be playing competitive football once again. Despite an eventful start of struggling to find the changing rooms and the pitch EUWAFC maintained their focus towards the match. The game kicked off and the 2’s defence stayed composed ensuring there were no

On Wednesday October 3rd, the 1s kicked off their season with a windy game against St. Andrews on the stadium pitch. The first half saw Edinburgh maintain the majority of the possession, but unable to convert any chances. The opposing wind made it difficult for Edinburgh to capitalize on long balls that attempted to break through the St Andrews defensive line. Several good oppourtunities, one by Macleod in the 24th minute, went just wide of the goal. St Andrews maintained a d