York City Women
York City Women stats and predictions provide a clear snapshot of a team in crisis in the National League Women. The Minsterbelles have endured a torrid run of results, leaving them without a win in five attempts. This analysis breaks down their form, season numbers, and the probability of future success.
The recent form guide for York City Women reads D, L, L, L, L โ a sequence that highlights their struggles. Here are the detailed results from the last five matches:
Across these 450 minutes of football, York City Women found the net just once, conceding 23 times. The team has failed to score in four of the five matches, and the defence has shipped five or more goals on three occasions. The current losing streak stands at four matches, with the solitary draw offering little comfort.
While the complete league table is not available in the current dataset, the recorded matches give a reliable indication of York City Women's standing. The data covers matches from late March to late April 2026, likely the closing stages of the 2025/26 campaign. In these five fixtures, the home record is 0 wins, 1 draw, 2 losses (goals for: 1, against: 10). The away record is 0 wins, 0 draws, 2 losses (goals for: 0, against: 13). Overall, that's 0 wins, 1 draw, 4 losses, and a goal difference of โ22. With only one point from a possible 15, the points-per-game average is a mere 0.2. Such numbers typically place a team at or near the bottom of the National League Women.
At the time of writing, no upcoming fixtures are listed for York City Women. Supporters should monitor official sources for the next match schedule as the season continues.
Without specific next-match odds, we base our prediction on the team's current form. From the last five outings, York City Women have a 0% win rate, a 20% draw rate, and an 80% loss rate. Consequently, for any forthcoming game, the estimated win probability is 0%, the draw probability is 20%, and the loss probability is 80%.
This grim forecast is rooted in hard numbers: one goal scored versus 23 conceded. The attack has been virtually silent, and the defence has been porous. Even the 20% draw chance is generous, considering the team managed only one draw in five, and that was a 0-0 at home against Blackburn. While a single match can always produce a surprise, the overwhelming trend is negative. Bettors and fans should approach any York City Women fixture with extreme caution, as the probability of a positive result is minimal. In its current form, the team wins around 0% of its matches, making them one of the weakest sides in the division.