Match Preview: Hammersmith v Brentford Women
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Brentford Women will make the short trip to Gunnersbury Park Sports Hub to take on Hammersmith in the London and South East Premier Division on Sunday 6 September (3pm kick-off BST).
The Bees take to the road for the second time this season as they look to maintain their perfect start to the season.
Carly Williams' side have scored 17 times in three games at the beginning of the campaign and have only conceded three at the other end.
Sitting at the top of the table as the only side to register a 100 per cent record after three games, Brentford now face what could be their toughest test of the season against an unbeaten Hammersmith outfit.
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The west Londoners will look to carry that form through September ahead of their return to Gtech Community Stadium on Sunday 27 September. Get your tickets for the clash with Newhaven here.
Last Time Out
The Bees were relentless in their victory over Aylesford at Honeycroft, beating the Sussex-based side 8-2.
It wasn't all plain sailing as they conceded after 50 seconds, but put things right with a resounding win in which Wiktoria Kiszkis stole the headlines, bagging a hat-trick which takes her tally to five in three games.
Ashley Cheatley also got on the scoresheet with her fourth of the season, while Becca Teale,Maddie Phillips and Ilana Harris-Walters all netted their first for the 2026/27 campaign.
About Hammersmith
Newly promoted Hammersmith have had an excellent start to their season, winning their two opening games against Millwall and Barking 5-3 and 5-2.
They have shared the goals between the squad with eight different goalscorers so far, with only Hope Mumford scoring more than once.
Founded in 2020, Hammersmith's first women's team launched in 2021 and have had a rapid rise up the pyramid with three promotions in five seasons.
Hammersmith won the LSE Division One North last year by a solitary point, beating Bromley to the title via a last minute free-kick.
Although only a short journey for the Bees, it'll be a real test as Hammersmith have gone unbeaten at home in the league for two seasons.
Match information
Entry is free for all supporters with the match being played on the 4G pitch at Gunnersbury Sports Hub.
Match coverage
The club will have updates of the game against Hammersmith on social media, as well as a match report on the club's website and app.