Norwich City Women are eager to return to competitive play following an extended break. Defender Ceri Flye expressed the team’s excitement as they prepare for their upcoming match against Actonians this Sunday. The break from football has been longer than anticipated due to postponements, but it allowed players to rest and regroup.
Norwich City Women’s Current Standing
Currently, Norwich City sits second in the FA Women’s National League Division One South East. They trail league leaders Fulham by four points but hold a game in hand. Flye remains optimistic about narrowing this gap as the season progresses.
Training and Mindset
- The team has been busy with training during the break.
- Individual sessions included gym workouts and pitch practice.
- Flye emphasized the importance of team cohesion and mental strength.
“We’re all working towards the same goal,” Flye stated, highlighting the commitment among players. Norwich’s recent matches have showcased their resilience, winning several games by narrow margins, indicating their determination and grit.
Upcoming Challenge Against Actonians
This weekend, Norwich will face Actonians, a team that previously suffered a heavy defeat against Fulham. Flye cautioned that this match would not be easy, despite Norwich’s earlier 4-0 victory against Actonians in the season opener. She noted that they are a strong and relentless side capable of putting up a tough fight.
Preparing for the Match
After a month without games, the Norwich squad is ready to embark on their promotion ambitions. Flye shared her frustration with the recent postponements but remains focused on getting back on the pitch. “We’ve been training well, so we’re very well prepared for it,” she said.
With a strong mindset and tireless work ethic, the team aims to secure three points this Sunday. As the Canaries prepare for this crucial match, they remain dedicated to achieving their ambitious goals in the tournament.
