Sheff Utd Women

In his role as Sheffield United's Community Officer, Tony Currie founded a female team called Sheffield Hallam United in 1993. When this team folded after five seasons, one of Currie's coaches Andy Keenan began hosting sessions for Year Five girls in Heeley. Despite only five players attending the first training session, they entered a local youth league in 1998–99 as Sheffield United Community Girls.

In 2002, an adult East Midlands Regional Women's Football League club called Sheffield Inter (formerly Inter Owls) were close to folding and Sheffield United Community Girls and Ladies successfully bid to take their place in 2002–03. Under new manager Derek Baxby the club finished 5th in its first season, 3rd in its second season and then finished as runners-up to Derby County in 2004–05. Inspired by 75-goal striker Jodie Michalska, the club secured promotion to the Midland Combination Women's Football League in 2005–06.

In July 2022 it was announced that all league and cup matches in the 2022/23 season would be played at Bramall Lane.

England Championship Women	04/28 13:00	-	^[7] Sheff Utd Women v Blackburn Women ^[6]	L	1-3
England Championship Women	04/21 13:00	-	^[5] Birmingham Women v Sheff Utd Women ^[7]	L	1-0
England Championship Women	03/31 13:00	-	^[8] London City Lionesses Women v Sheff Utd Women ^[6]	W	1-2
England Championship Women	03/24 14:00	-	^[6] Sheff Utd Women v Reading Women ^[10]	W	5-1
England Championship Women	03/17 12:00	-	^[7] Sheff Utd Women v Crystal Palace Women ^[2]	W	2-0
England Championship Women	03/13 19:00	-	^[9] Sheff Utd Women v Watford Women ^[12]	W	1-0
England Championship Women	03/10 12:00	-	^[2] Crystal Palace Women v Sheff Utd Women ^[8]	L	1-0
England Championship Women	03/03 12:00	-	^[12] Lewes Women v Sheff Utd Women ^[8]	L	2-1
England Championship Women	02/18 19:00	-	Sheff Utd Women v Watford Women	-	Postponed
England Championship Women	02/04 12:00	-	^[6] Durham Women v Sheff Utd Women ^[8]	W	2-5
England Championship Women	01/28 14:00	-	^[8] Sheff Utd Women v Southampton Women ^[4]	L	0-1
England League Cup Women	01/24 19:00	1	^[5] Blackburn Women v Sheff Utd Women ^[4]	L	3-0
England Championship Women	01/21 14:00	-	^[3] Sunderland Women v Sheff Utd Women ^[8]	L	3-0
England FA Cup Women	01/14 14:00	10	Tottenham Women v Sheff Utd Women	L	3-2
England Championship Women	12/17 14:00	-	^[8] Sheff Utd Women v Charlton Women ^[1]	D	2-2
England FA Cup Women	12/10 14:30	9	Rugby Borough Women v Sheff Utd Women	W	2-3
England League Cup Women	11/23 19:00	1	Durham Women v Sheff Utd Women	L	9-8
England Championship Women	11/19 14:00	-	^[11] Watford Women v Sheff Utd Women ^[9]	W	1-3
England Championship Women	11/12 14:00	-	^[9] Sheff Utd Women v Durham Women ^[8]	L	0-1
England FA National League Cup Women	11/08 19:00	1	Sheff Utd Women v Aston Villa Women	L	0-5
England Championship Women	11/05 14:00	-	^[3] Southampton Women v Sheff Utd Women ^[8]	L	2-1
England Championship Women	10/22 11:00	-	^[6] Reading Women v Sheff Utd Women ^[9]	W	1-3
England Championship Women	10/15 13:00	-	^[8] Sheff Utd Women v Birmingham Women ^[9]	L	0-4
England League Cup Women	10/11 18:00	1	Sheff Utd Women v Sunderland Women	L	2-3
England Championship Women	10/07 12:00	-	^[10] Sheff Utd Women v London City Lionesses Women ^[8]	W	3-1
England Championship Women	09/30 13:00	-	Crystal Palace Women v Sheff Utd Women	-	Postponed
England Championship Women	09/17 11:00	-	^[10] Sheff Utd Women v Lewes Women ^[12]	W	1-0
England Championship Women	09/10 13:00	-	^[6] Blackburn Women v Sheff Utd Women ^[10]	L	2-1
England Championship Women	09/03 15:00	-	^[6] Sheff Utd Women v Sunderland Women ^[9]	L	0-1
England Championship Women	08/27 14:00	-	^[4] Charlton Women v Sheff Utd Women ^[4]	D	1-1

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