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Chichester City Ladies have swooped to improve their defence ahead of a crunch clash with Cardiff City this weekend.   The Green and White Army are currently top of the FA Women’s Southern Premier, two points clear of Coventry United,

SCFL Division One side Sidlesham will be looking to pick up their first win in close to a month as they welcome third-place Bexhill United to the Recreation Ground tomorrow.   Steve Bailey’s side have only played one match in

Chichester City will be looking to build on an topsy-turvy week as they welcome the in-form AFC Uckfield Town to Oaklands Park tomorrow (3pm).   Miles Rutherford’s side opened up a six point lead at the top of the SCFL

Chichester Falcon Amy Morris has made history by becoming the youngest squad member to gain international honours.   The 11-year-old Bishop Luffa School pupil has been selected by GB Softball to represent Great Britain in 2019.   Her first competition

Chichester RFC’s bid for four wins on the bounce was foiled by Thurrock as the Essex raiders produced a smash and grab performance at Oaklands Park.   The 20-28 defeat last weekend was disappointing for the spirited Blues who have

Chichester RFC’s Paul Colley has praised his squad for stepping up and pulling the Blues away from the London South One dropzone.   The Oaklands Park side have now won their last three in a row, the latter of those

Sidlesham will be out to show that home is where the heart is as they return to the Recreation Ground for the first time in a month tomorrow.   Steve Bailey’s side have proved to be more than a match

CHICHESTER CITY Ladies boss Aaron Smith is calling on his players to keep pushing as they look to bounce back from their first league defeat of 2019.   The leaders of the Women’s National Southern Premier dominated proceedings against Oxford

Chichester CITY’S season could get even better as they look to make it into a cup final for the second year in a row.   Miles Rutherford’s high-flying side made 2018 a year to remember when they defeated local rivals

It’s a make or break week for Chichester City Ladies as the league leaders embark on two away games in three days which could define their season.   After a poor start to the year, Aaron Smith’s side have regrouped