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Ella-Mai Coutts of AFC Wimbledon women in action during the Women's National League Southern Premier Devision match between AFC Wimbledon Women and Lewes FC Women at The Cherry Red Records Stadium, London on 8 November 2026 (Photo: Nathaniel Hutchinson/KontentHaus)
AFC Wimbledon Women/Kontent Haus

REVIEW: Dons gain another point in tight match

The Women are having a lean spell in front of goal as they endured a third straight game without scoring, but still secured a point. The injuries are mounting, but the defence is staying resolute.

09.11.26, 12:00 Updated 10.11.26, 21:09

Another frustrating afternoon for the AFC Wimbledon Women’s side as they played out a second consecutive goalless draw in the league. Returning back to Plough Lane  was not enough as Lewes proved to be exactly what they looked om paper, a tough opponent to break down.

The Dons are looking at a new-look front line with key injuries up front. Ellie Dorey is still out and is joined by Freda Ayisi and Sophie Domingo. There is welcome depth though, and Madi Parsonson got a start alongside Ella-Mai Coutts.

Manager Sab Jamal will have been pleased with the start her team made to the game, closing down Lewes well, as well as managing to produce some attacking highlights. This included a great effort by Emily Taylor-Brown from almost 40 yards out but just missed the target.  

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Gary Jordan

Gary Jordan

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is the founder of The Resurrection and author of books about the club, including When Dave Went Up: The Inside Story of how Wimbledon’s 1988 FA Cup win. He has been a fan since the mid-1980s and lost his shoes on his first visit to the old Plough Lane ground. He is a former editor of the club's matchday programme and has volunteered for the club.

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