Onchan and Corinthians Dominate Women’s League Matches

On Sunday, Onchan and Corinthians both achieved significant victories in the Women’s League, solidifying their positions in the competition. Onchan triumphed over Malew with a score of 3-2, while Corinthians delivered a commanding 9-2 win against their local rivals, Douglas Royal.

Match Highlights at Nivison Stadium

The match at Nivison Stadium showcased a thrilling contest. Malew initially took the lead with a goal from Rosabel Cardy before halftime, setting the stage for a competitive second half. Onchan responded with two rapid goals from Heidi Gadsby and Poppy Gerrard, turning the match around. Malew equalized through Ashleigh Lachenicht, bringing the score to 2-2.

As the clock wound down, Gerrard emerged as the hero for Onchan, scoring her second goal just three minutes before the final whistle. This late strike ensured Onchan’s fourth victory of the season, underscoring their resilience and determination on the field.

Corinthians’ Commanding Performance

In the other fixture, Corinthians displayed an impressive offensive performance against Douglas Royal. They led 6-1 at halftime, with standout contributions from Milly Dawson, who scored three goals, and Holly Stephen, who added two more. Chloe Teare, Samantha Crowe, and Kayleigh-Dee Corrin also found the back of the net, contributing to the champions’ dominant display.

Douglas Royal managed to respond with goals from Caitlyn Smith and Kayleigh Georgeson, but it was not enough to close the gap as Corinthians continued to assert their dominance throughout the match.

In a separate encounter, Peel was awarded a victory against Union Mills after the latter was unable to field a team. This decision further emphasizes the competitive nature of the league and the challenges some teams face in maintaining a consistent roster.

As the season progresses, both Onchan and Corinthians are proving to be formidable contenders in the Women’s League, showcasing skill, teamwork, and the passion of women’s football.