Bury FC News

Our next women’s first team match sees the Shakers head out of Bury, as we take on Poulton Vics in the Alliance Design & Print Cup. Poulton currently top the table in Division One South of the North West Womens Regional League, having won nine matches out of nine played. The team most recently beat Runcorn Linnets FC Ladies 3-2. Poulton’s strongest match to date saw them achieve a 9-0 victory over Mossley Hill Athletic First Ladies. Last season saw Poulton place second

Our Women’s first team start the season tonight against Salford City Lionesses. In the opening game of the season the girls will look to start the campaign under Jason Jarrett as they mean to go on.   Last week Salford were beaten 1-0 in a tough away opener against Tranmere Rovers. Salford endured a tough 2023/24 season finishing 10th in the North West Women’s Regional League (same division as Bury) picking up just 7 points fewer than Wednesday’s opponents, Bury.   In the sides mos

Our next women’s first team match sees the Shakers host Salford City FC Lionesses Women, following Sunday afternoon’s loss against Wythenshawe. Salford currently sit in ninth place in the Premier Division of the North West Womens Regional League, one below Bury. The Shakers last came head to head with Salford in August, with the match finishing with a 1-1 draw. Salford has experienced a turbulent few games, most recently drawing 1-1 with Curzon Ashton, and West Didsbury and

Our women’s first team heads to Ellesmere Port Sports Village on Sunday, as we face Tranmere Rovers Women in our reverse fixture. The match comes following three consecutive home games at Gigg Lane. After a 5-1 loss against Mancunian Unity on 1st September, the Shakers will be looking to return to previous form following a four match unbeaten run. Tranmere currently sit ninth in the table, four below Bury’s fifth place. Out of four games played so far, Tranmere have experien

Our next women’s game sees the Shakers host West Didsbury & Chorlton at Gigg Lane. West Didsbury & Chorlton currently place ninth in the Premier Division of the North West Womens Regional League, two positions below the Shakers. It is the first time the two teams have met this season, with the reverse fixture scheduled to be played at Step Places Stadium in March. The visitors have currently won three games out of ten played, with two drawn and five losses.

Our women’s first team visits Wythenshawe this Sunday, where the Shakers will be looking to revert to the success they saw in the early stages of the season. Currently sitting first in the table, Wythenshawe has had a successful run so far, with the team yet to experience defeat. So far, they have beaten West Didsbury and Chorlton (0-7), Crewe Alexandra (6-0), Mancunian Unity (0-4), Salford City (2-3 and 3-0) and FC United of Manchester (1-5). They also drew against Tranmer

We are delighted to confirm our Women’s pre-season fixture list, as the team begins its preparations to play at Step 5 of the pyramid.   It begins with the double-header away at Thackley on July 1st, with the ladies kicking off at 12pm, followed by the men at 3:30 pm. Tickets are on sale now.   The following Sunday (9th July) sees a trip to east Manchester to take on last season’s North West Women’s Regional League champions FC United of Manchester.   Bradford City are then

We can now confirm our Women’s First Team retained list as training begins ahead of the 2025/26 season. Manager Jason Jarrett has held discussions with the players within his squad about their next steps. Players returning: Danni Bailey Ella Bolton Hannah Neasham Tish Reyes Nia Wharton Rachel Blythe Sinead Nugent Lily Metcalf Murron Aldread Georgia Payton Holly Davenport Natalie Ainsworth The following players have departed the club: Lily Groves (Returned to Everton) Chloe G

Following the success of ‘Walk This Way’ funded by Bury VCFA, we are happy to announce that our Women’s Walking Football is continuing at Gigg Lane and is now open to the public. Walking football is a slower-paced version of the game designed to be fun, inclusive and accessible for all abilities and fitness levels. It’s a great way to stay active, improve wellbeing, meet new people, and enjoy being part of a community environment. Community Development Officer [Hannah Brindle]: “The project ha