Brentford Women defeated Millwall Lionesses 3-1 in their final LSE Premier Division match. Asees Sangha scored two goals, while Ashley Cheatley added another for the Bees.
Millwall Lionesses 1 Brentford Women 3: Sangha grabs brace as Bees close out LSE Premier Division final day with victory
It was a good start form the away side as they were camped in the Millwall half, looking to find the opener.
Katie Gilligan was first to try her luck and her deflected effort only just went wide of the goal.
Phillips was next to go close as she made a great run which saw her knock the ball past the goalkeeper but the resulting shot was cleared off the line.
Millwall Lionesses did have a big chance of their own as a looping corner caused trouble in the box and after a number of deflections, Makeba Black was able to smash the ball away off the line.
The final score was Millwall Lionesses 1, Brentford Women 3.
Asees Sangha scored two goals and Ashley Cheatley scored one goal for Brentford Women.
This match marked the conclusion of Brentford Women's promising first season in the London and South East Premier Division.
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There were no goals in the first-half but the home side took the lead early in the second period as Ciara Watling reacted quickest to a cross into the box, sliding the ball into the net.
It did not take long for the Bees to to level the scores as Sangha struck from distance to grab her 10th goal of the season.
Cheatley drilled a good shot goalwards but Jessie Deans in the Millwall net made a great stop to deny the attacker.
The go-ahead goal from the away side came as Sangha steered in an accurate header from the edge of the box which creeped into the bottom corner of the net.
There was time for a third and it was Cheatley who reacted quickest to a loose ball before rounding the goalkeeper who had a great game for the home side.
That was how the match would end as the Bees closed out their season with a convincing victory.
The team have enjoyed what has been a promising season and they could still finish second. However, Dartford are the only side who can overtake the west Londoners and, with two games still to play, remain in a strong position to do so.
Millwall Lionesses: Deans, Bailey, Lockett, Joyce, Watling, Helt, Squirrell, Bussey, Seely, Brooks-Hughes, Richards
Unused subs: Buddle-Smith, Coldrick, Montague, Linfield
Brentford: Reeves-Priestley, Potter, Phillips, Sangha, Down (Worsley 64), McCrea, Cheatley, Louvrier (Harris-Walters 64), Black, Teale (Berry 64), Gilligan (Kiszkis 72)
Booked: McCrea 41