Beth England

Beth England

Crystal Palace FC
Crystal Palace FC
Jun 3, 1994
#9 - Forward
Captain
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Bethany England is an English professional footballer who plays as a attacker for Crystal Palace Women. 

Did You Know?

She studied law at BPP University.

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She is married to welsh footballer Stephanie Williams

She moved from Chelsea to Tottenham in January 2023. £250,000 transfer fee was at the time a British record for a domestic player.

She admired footballers Steven Gerrard and Rachel Yankey during her youth years.

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She has several tattoos but her favourite one is the portrait of her dog Buddy.

She got her first tattoo when she was 18. All of her tattoos have a meaning, she is not impulsive in decision.

She suffers from endometriosis, a medical condition that can affect her performance during menstruation. Same like Leah Williamson, Bethany also talks about this condition to raise awareness about its issues.


Articles

The Hidden Opponent: Endometriosis in Women’s Football

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, a condition that is frequently discussed in the world of women’s football. Many footballers who suffer from this disease are very open about it, sharing their experiences. What is it like to live with such a painful condition while also being a professional athlete, where your body is expected to perform at its peak?

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Best Actions

All Goals - season 2021/2022


Sponsors

Adidas

Club Achievements

Women’s Super League
WSL Spring Series
Women’s FA Cup
Women’s League Cup
Women’s Community Shield
UEFA EURO

Awards

FA WSL Player of the Year 2020
PFA Women’s Players‘ Player of the Year 2020
PFA's WSL Team of the Year: 2020
FA WSL Player of the Month
Freedom of the City of London

Stats

Year Club AP GL
2026
-
present
Crystal Palace
2023
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2026
Tottenham Hotspur 66 32
2016
-
2023
Chelsea 99 45
2017
-
2018
Liverpool 16 10
2011
-
2015
Doncaster Rovers Belles 79 28
2011
-
2011
Sheffield Wednesday
International Stats
2019
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England 26 11
2015
-
2017
England WU23 12 4
2011
-
2012
England WU19 8 5