England v Netherlands in Euro 2009; national newspaper website has live text commentary

By Carrie Dunn | 6 September 2009, 17:28

Just a quick post - England’s women footballers are playing the Netherlands in the first semi-final of the Euro 2009 tournament. Times Online are running live text commentary (by me!) if you want to pop along and see what’s happening.

Your Comments

Catherine Redfern said:

I just heard an interview on Radio 4 in which the male presenter said to one of the women: "The men's team play like big girls' blouses, and you play like gentlemen"

Interesting choice of words there!

Posted on 07 September 2009 at 8:48 AM

Kez said:

Nice commentary and a good result!

Good to see that the match has had a reasonable amount of press coverage (at least in terms of the limited amount I have seen so far) - lead story on the BBC Football website last night, and it was the first thing I heard when I switched on the radio this morning. Obviously nothing like the vast quantity given to the England men's team, but a step in the right direction?

Posted on 07 September 2009 at 9:16 AM

magic_at_mungos said:

Good result. Well done to them and I hope they go on to win the final!

Posted on 07 September 2009 at 9:43 AM

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