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THE FA WOMEN'S CONTINENTAL TYRES LEAGUE CUP FINAL 2021
Fran Kirby and Sam Kerr led an incredible show of attacking power to blast Chelsea past Bristol City and lift the FA Women’s Continental Tyres League Cup for the second time.
Chelsea have been beaten once in 26 games in all competitions this season and that never looked like changing as Kerr netted a hat-trick and Kirby a brace at Vicarage Road.
Bristol FC had barely been able to form two banks of four before Chelsea opened the floodgates, Kirby beating her marker on the right and squaring for Kerr to tap home.
A serious-looking injury to Maren Mjelde soured the second half and stymied Chelsea’s momentum, but they remained imperious on route to another major trophy.
PLAYER OF THE MATCH
With two goals and four assists, Chelsea's Fran Kirby was awarded the Continental Tyres League Cup Player of the Match.
CELEBRATING OUR SUCCESSFUL PARTNERSHIP
Our partnership has reached a 10-year milestone of continued support for Women’s Football in England since first signing as a founding partner of The Barclays FA Women’s Super League.
We remain the official tyre partner to the England Women’s Senior Team and we continue the uninterrupted role as title partner to The FA Women's Continental Tyres League Cup since the inaugural competition in 2011.
10 YEARS OF HIGHLIGHTS THROUGHOUT THE FA WOMEN'S CONTINENTAL TYRES LEAGUE CUP
Continental Tyres league Cup 2012 Game Highlight:
Kim Little scored a delightful 20-yard shot into the top far corner of the net.
Continental Tyres League Cup 2013 Game Highlight:
Kim Little the night's outstanding player, struck the clincher with a 12-yard shot into the corner of the net in the 86th minute.
Continental Tyres League Cup 2014 Game Highlights
Izzy Christiansen’s header ended Arsenal’s cup dominance and signified payback having lost the 2011 final with Birmingham City against them
Continental Tyres League Cup 2015 Game Highlight:
Izzy Christiansen’s header ended Arsenal’s cup dominance and signified payback having lost the 2011 final with Birmingham City against them
Continental Tyres League Cup 2016 Game Highlight:
Jordan Nobbs’ bagged a double either side of a straight red card for Laura Bassett in what turned out to be a frantic first half at the New York Stadium.
Continental Tyres League Cup 2017 Game Highlight
Ann-Katrin Berger missed an extra-time corner, Lucy Bronze was left clear at the back post to float the winning header past her and into an empty net.
Continental Tyres League Cup 2018 Game Highlight:
Jordan Nobbs link up play with Miedema for the final’s only goal.
Continental Tyres League Cup 2019 Game Highlight:
Nikita Parris’ scintillating dribbles down the right wing; Caroline Weir’s POTM performance.
Continental Tyres League Cup 2020 Game Highlight:
Beth England popped up at the far post to tap in and send the Blues’ fans wild, and Arsenal left to reflect on a number of missed opportunities.
10 YEARS OF THE FA WOMEN'S CONTINENTAL TYRES LEAGUE CUP IN NUMBERS
Not only have we been apart of the FA Women's Continental Tyres League Cup we have also supported The Barclays FA Women’s Super League, The Lionesses, and the FA's Girls Football Festival as well St Georges Park. Take a look back with us at all these amazing milestones.
CONTINENTAL AND THE LIONESSES
As the Official Tyre Partner to the England Senior Women’s Team, we are proud to have supported the Lionesses throughout their journey to the FIFA Women's World Cup™ France 2019.
The Road to France with Continental Tyres - Georgia Stanyway
The Road to France with Continental Tyres - Abbie McManus
Lionesses squad confirmed for 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup
CONTINENTAL AND THE BARCLAYS FA WOMEN'S SUPER LEAGUE
Since it's founding in 2011, we have been a leading supporter of women's football in England. Originally comprising just eight teams, we are proud to have contributed to the increased popularity of the women's game, and the expansion of the FA WSL to eleven teams, and promotion/relegation from/to WSL2.
As a partner of The FA, we have been able to reach a broad and growing demographic, with a fan base and participation levels continuing to increase all the time. Through our support of the game at every level, we are able to communicate with customers through a national programme with genuine local relevance and make a real and measurable difference to the progression of the sport.
CONTINENTAL AND THE FA GIRLS’ FOOTBALL FESTIVALS
Photo: The FA via Getty Images
Grassroots football is vital for encouraging the expansion of the women's game. Between 2011 and 2015, we supported the FA Girls’ Football Festivals programme, leading to the participation of over 35,000 children in England.
The festivals offered the chance to engage with interactive games, like target shoot, speed cage, quick feet, batak board, as well as playing in mini matches, experiencing ContiWarmUp, many WSL player appearances, referee sessions, and an interactive trailer featuring the trophies of women’s football in England.
Photo: The FA via Getty Images
Photo: The FA via Getty Images
Photo: The FA via Getty Images
Photo: The FA via Getty Images
Photo: The FA via Getty Images
Photo: The FA via Getty Images
The FA Girls' Football Festival in association with Continental Tyres
THE HOME OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL
We know how important it is to have the best foundations to ensure you can perform at your best.
That’s why we have teamed up with St. George’s Park, the training and preparation ground for all of the 24 England national football teams, to ensure the teams have everything they need.
Facilities comprise 14 football pitches, including a full size indoor 3G pitch, and an exact replica of the Wembley pitch. Furthermore, there are state of the art rehabilitation and sports science areas, and an indoor Futsal sports hall.
Just like our legendary Contidrom track at our HQ in Hanover, Germany, only the best will do. We've taken tyre testing to a new level. Through a fully automated process in the Contidrom hall, an unmanned test vehicle accelerates up to speeds of 75 mph (120 km/h) and then brakes on interchangeable, hydraulically powered road surfaces.
And just like the facilities at St. George's Park, tests can be conducted all year round. At Contidrom, tests are conducted on both wet and dry road surfaces, and in a separate ice lane to check the performance of winter tyres and all-season tyres.
We know from experience that continued testing and training ultimately allows you - and us - to be the best.
