Brentwood Town Ladies Football Club's new women's team made a successful debut on Sunday, coming second in a national charity five-a-side tournament at Wembley.
They fought their way to the final, scoring more goals than any other team, but came up against a strong experienced team from Stratford-upon-Avon.
In a hard fought match, Stratford just shaded it and emerged 1-0 victors.
Brentwood's Olivia Worsfold, with 12 goals, finished the tournament's top goalscorer.
Anyone interested in joining Brentwood Town Ladies new women's squad should contact David Worsfold on 01277 221445.
Any girl aged eight to 16 interested in playing football would be welcome at Brentwood Town Ladies half-term skills courses today (Friday) and tomorrow (Saturday).
The courses, which involve skills training and small-sided games supervised by a qualified FA coach, take place at the Ursuline playing fields, 61a Priests Lane from 9.30am to 12.30pm. There is a charge of £3 per day or £5 for both days and if you would like more information telephone David Worsfold on 01277 221445.
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