When browsing the September 2025 archive, a curated collection of posts published during September 2025 on the Bromley Hockey Club website. Also known as Sep 2025 archive, it helps fans catch up on the month’s key moments and match analyses.
One standout entry in this archive covers a dramatic Women's Super League, the top tier of English women's football. Also called WSL, it showcases the best clubs and the fastest play in the country. The match report also highlights Arsenal Women, a London‑based club with a history of league titles and cup victories. Fans often refer to them simply as the Gunners. Their opponents, West Ham Women, the women’s side of West Ham United, known for a gritty, attacking style, are sometimes called the Hammers. The article captures how the Women's Super League clash turned heads with a seven‑minute comeback that flipped the scoreline.
During the first half, Amber Tysiak gave West Ham an early edge with two quick goals, while Shekiera Martinez restored a two‑goal lead after the break. At the 60‑minute mark Arsenal seemed set to lose, but Katie McCabe, Leah Williamson and Mariona Caldentey each struck within seven minutes, turning a 3‑1 deficit into a 4‑3 win. Chloe Kelly even marked her return with a goal, adding extra drama. This comeback illustrates how the Women's Super League requires teams to stay relentless, and how a single surge can reshape league standings – Arsenal stayed third, eight points behind Chelsea, while West Ham slipped to ninth.
Readers who dive into this September archive will see the same high‑intensity narrative repeated across other reports: teams battling for points, players delivering clutch performances, and fans reacting in real time. The collection not only records scores but also explains why each match mattered for the season’s trajectory. Below, you’ll find the full match recap, player stats, and a quick look at what the result means for the rest of the campaign. Stay tuned for more insights as the archive unfolds.
Arsenal beat West Ham 4-3 after turning a 3-1 deficit into a win with three goals in seven second-half minutes at Meadow Park. Amber Tysiak scored twice early for West Ham, while Shekiera Martinez restored their lead after the break. Katie McCabe, Leah Williamson, and Mariona Caldentey struck to flip the match. Chloe Kelly scored on her return. Arsenal stay third, eight points off Chelsea; West Ham are ninth.