Norwich City women hope to return to Carav Road to the final of their season’s final will be a crossing board to push strongly qualifying for the next league.
Andy Cook’s side are second in the standings against Queens Park Rangers on April
They have won six consecutive Wnl Division One South East in six games, but in November and December they have won three consecutive defeats, spoiling their hopes for winning this season.
“The change we have made since Christmas is like an achievement for itself. Obviously, we wanted the raising but sometimes it doesn’t go through you,” midfielder Elois Moran told the BBC Norfolki.
“We’ve really finished this season and we’ve got the game to go to really end it on a high note.
“This is really a pleasure for next season. We have gone through the experience of having a rough whisper. As a component, there are many young people and we learn a lot about how we can get back from retreat quickly.
They first appeared in Karo Rod in April 2023 after they joined Norwich FC last year, as well as the league against QPR and Cambridge United last season.
However, the team’s only appearance on the Caro Road has been for the WNL Cup against Ipsweich Town in the 2024-2
“These are the games you live for. We have had some amazing presence in the past and we hope to get that again,” Morrani said.
“Nothing is like the feelings of those people behind you when we score, you feel that everyone is with you and there is a lot of support.
“I don’t think someone in our squad is not desperate to score on the Caro road, but at the end of the day, we want more for the team,” he said.
Norwich scored both league games against Real Bedford this season – the club supported Bitcoin investors.
“The performances he put in front of them were really good. We have shown that there is no reason we cannot compete at that level, if not higher,” Moran added.
“One of the biggest things we have received this year is the game. Everyone is focused on the finished location, but it’s really a journey, an old and long season and you have to continue.
“They have taken many things this season that we hope to help us next year,” he said.
After the game against QPR late this month, Norwich will return to the Caro Road in May to play the County Cup final against Malbarton Wanderes.