Barnsley Women FC vs Burnley Women FC

Final pre-season friendly against Burnley FC Women at the Oakwell Training pitches.
Burnley Captain won the toss and decided to change ends, so Barnsley Women kicked off.
1' early corner for the visitors comes to nothing
8' Burnley attempt for distance sails safely over the crossbar
14' great save down low from Bethan Davies to keep the scores level after Burnley's number 7 hits one from close range
15' Free kick from Danielle Whitham is floated into the penalty area but claimed by the Burnley Keeper
17' Big shouts for a Reds penalty is waved away by the referee, after the Reds think the ball hits the hand of a defender
24' Decent chance for the Reds as Darcie Greene and Drew Greene link up down the left, before the latter delivers in her cross. Danielle Whitham gets her head on it, but it is a comfortable catch for the keeper.
32' Bethan Davies comfortably saves a Burnley free kick from 18 yards
36' Good chance for the Reds. Lissa Woodhouse breaks down the right before crossing a lovely ball across the face of goal. Drew Greene gets a diving touch but it goes just wide.
Half-time : a tight first half encounter between the two teams, a lot of the game being in the middle of the park.

Burnley get the 2nd half underway
55' Burnley break forward, but Sophie Bell tracks back well to make a nuisance of herself to the attacker who shoots straight into the arms of Bethan Davies
65' Sub: Amy Woodruff and Kathryn Smith come on to replace Jorden Spurr and Danielle Whitham
68' Sub: Hannah Campbell replaced Lissa Woodhouse
73' What a save as Burnley number 4 has a crack from 35 yards, and Bethan Davies back pedals and tips over the cross bar.
75' Sophie Crosby comes on to replace Lindsey Tugby, and immediately smack the crossbar from a free-kick
87' That was close. Sophie Bell smacks the woodwork from close range following a corner, somehow it stays out.
88' Sub: Kim Brown, Jade Butcher and Mollie Crump replace Sophie Bell, Drew Greene and Annie Ward
Full-time 0-0, a good display against higher league competition. A game played for the vast majority in the middle of the park, but the Reds could have nicked it with chances from Sophie Bell and Amy Woodruff.