Six Lionesses plus Sarina Wiegman and Emma Hayes have been nominated for The Best FIFA Football Awards 2022. Leah Williamson, Keira Walsh and Beth Mead have all been listed among the contenders for Best FIFA Women’s […]
Four members of the Lionesses squad together with boss Sarina Wiegman have been honoured in the New Year’s Honours list. Leah Williamson is to receive an OBE, Beth Mead, Lucy Bronze and Ellen White are made […]
The history of the England senior women’s team is to be permanently celebrated with the introduction of legacy numbers. The initiative will celebrate the 227 individuals who hold the honour of representing the nation at […]
England Women completed the year unbeaten with a 1-1 draw after ten-player Norway equalised in the friendly played in Murcia, Spain. Emilie Haavi forced Ellie Roebuck to concede an early corner and Guro Reiten fired wide from a […]
Campaigning organisation Just A Ball Game? (JBG?) have presented England Women with their annual award for LGBT+ inclusion and visibility. Each year JBG? look to reward good practise from an individual or an organisation who […]
England Women will seek to defend the Arnold Clark Cup against Belgium, Italy and South Korea in February 2023. The Lionesses’ quest to retain the trophy will begin with two other World Cup bound opponents, taking […]
Sarina Wiegman has named her final squad of a memorable year as England prepare to face Japan and Norway in Spain. The 25-player group will take on their fellow 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup finalists at […]
The draw for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup saw England grouped with China and Denmark, plus a play-off winner. Senegal or Haiti will play Chile in a play-off final to determine who completes England’s […]
England were left frustrated by Czech Republic and their goalkeeper Olivie Lukasova at the Brighton & Hove Community Stadium. The match marked Lucy Bronze’s 100th England cap but it was only the second time under […]
England beat the USA 2-1 on the 50th anniversary of the Lionesses first international in front of 76,893 at Wembley Stadium. There was an amazing sense of occasion and honouring of former Lionesses (almost 150 in attendance, including […]