Bangor FC (W)

Leagues Played: Northern Ireland Championship Women 23 Northern Ireland Cup Women 3 Northern Ireland County Antrim Shield Women 1 Women’s Friendly 1

Fixtures

09/10 18:30

Bangor FC (W) vs Ballymoney United (W)

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Results

Northern Ireland Championship Women	08/31 13:30	-	Bangor (W) v Sion Swifts (W)	L	0-4
Northern Ireland Championship Women	08/20 18:30	-	St. James Swifts (W) v Bangor (W)	L	6-2
Northern Ireland Championship Women	08/13 18:30	-	Bangor Women v Ballymena Utd Women	L	0-2
Northern Ireland Championship Women	08/06 19:15	-	Bangor Women v Mid Ulster Women	L	0-1
Northern Ireland Championship Women	07/23 18:30	-	Camlough Rovers (W) v Bangor (W)	W	3-7
Northern Ireland Cup Women	07/21 18:45	-	Larne FC (W) v Bangor FC (W)	L	2-0
Northern Ireland Championship Women	07/09 18:30	-	Ballyclare Comrades Women v Bangor Women	W	2-4
Northern Ireland Championship Women	06/20 18:30	-	Greenisland Women v Bangor Women	W	1-2
Northern Ireland Championship Women	05/21 19:00	-	Sion Swifts Women v Bangor Women	L	8-0
Northern Ireland Championship Women	05/14 18:30	-	Bangor Women v St. James Swifts Women	L	2-3
Northern Ireland Championship Women	05/07 18:30	-	Ballymena Utd Women v Bangor FC Women	L	4-0
Northern Ireland Championship Women	04/23 19:15	-	Bangor Women v St. Oliver Plunkett FC Women	W	5-0

Stats

	Total	Home	Away
Matches played	15	7	8
Wins	5	2	3
Draws	0	0	0
Losses	10	5	5
Goals for	30	13	17
Goals against	44	15	29
Clean sheets	1	1	0
Failed to score	6	3	3

Bangor FC (W) is a prominent women's soccer team based in Great Britain, known for their competitive spirit and commitment to excellence on the pitch. Representing the historic city of Bangor, they compete in regional and national leagues, showcasing talented players and fostering a strong community presence. The team emphasizes skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship, striving to achieve success at every level while inspiring local fans and aspiring female athletes. With a dedicated coaching staff and passionate supporters, Bangor FC (W) continues to grow as a leading force in women's football across Great Britain.