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Exeter City Women are hoping to become champions
Exeter City Women moved back to the top of the division with a comfortable win at Portishead Town to set up a title showdown at the Exwick Sports Hub.
The final whistle brought a dash down the M5 to attend the club’s end of season award’s evening, but it was an early night for the Grecians as the focus turned to Sunday’s title decider.
If Abbie Britton and Aaron Wakley’s side avoid defeat, then they will crowned the division Champions and promoted to the third tier of Women’s football for the first time in the club’s history. As final games of the season go, this weekend’s is as big as they come.
The final result was Portishead Town 0 Exeter City Women 5.
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