Sunday saw the first ever O50s Women's FA Walking Football Cup played at St George's Park. Teams who had qualified through county and regional heats competed against one another at the home of the England teams. The final couldn't have been closer, with Watford Hornets going on to record a historic win in the inaugural tournament.

September saw the final round of fixtures played in the new Over 45 Gloucestershire FA Women's Walking Football League. Penydarren maintained the excellent form and slick passing they had shown from the very outset, emerging as undisputed champions.

The SW regional heats of the FA Cup took place at the weekend in Bristol, with both Bristol City and Bristol Badgers finishing the day as champions in their respective age groups.

Teams from across the UK competed in the WFA's National Cup in Gloucester.

The inaugural SW O50s league ended on Sunday 19th of April. The champions, Bristol Badgers, ended the campaign by maintaining their 100% record and winning all their games. An impressive feat considering the strength of opposition. Taunton and District (TADS) achieved 2nd place, with their striker Beth Nayeb winning the Golden Boot. Here are some images of the final league day in Weston.

Bristol Badgers defender and goalkeeper, Carrie Moore, shares her journey from 11-a-side football to rugby, and how she thought two serious knee injuries had put an end to her playing sport forever. That was until she discovered walking football.