Newcastle United Women will be back at St James' Park for the third time later this year as they take on Bradford City Women in the FA Women's National League Division One North on Sunday, April 16. Becky Langley's side have a 100 per cent record when playing at the home of the men's side and will be hoping to make it three out of three when they welcome the Bantams to the north east.
The Lady Magpies have already attracted bumpers crowds for both of their two previous clashes, attracting 22,134 and 28,565 spectators for games with against Alnwick Town and Barnsley respectively. However, manager Becky Langley wants to go one better next time.
"I think it would be absolutely amazing if we could get 30,000 people in here for a women's game. The [last two] crowds combined is absolutely fantastic and we've had equally brilliant support at Kingston Park. We had 4,000 against York and 2,000 against Middlesbrough," she told NUFC TV.
