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Sunday 8 October 2023 I 2pm Kick Off I The City Ground, Nottingham I Tickets - £6
Ready for an exhilarating afternoon of women's football?
Nottingham Forest Women's FC take on Derby County Ladies at the world famous City Ground! This highly anticipated match promises to deliver thrilling action and passionate rivalry as these two outstanding teams clash on the pitch.
Nottingham Forest Women's FC will be defending their home turf, the atmosphere at The City Ground will be electric as fans from both sides come together to witness this intense encounter.
Derby County Ladies are sure to put up a formidable challenge. Expect to see top-tier talent, remarkable goals, and fierce competition as they vie for victory.
Whether you're a die-hard football enthusiast or just looking for a fantastic way to spend your Sunday afternoon, this match is a must-see event. Bring your friends and family, wear your team colors, and get ready to cheer your favorite players to victory!
Don't miss out on this thrilling showdown, book your tickets now and be part of the excitement, get ready for a day of intense football action!
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