London City Lionesses v Liverpool Women

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Sunday 14 Mar 2027

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Hayes Lane • 

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London City Lionesses are a professional women’s football club based in south-east London. Founded in 2019 after separating from Millwall Lionesses, the club has built an independent identity and a growing presence in English women’s football. London City won the 2024–25 Women’s Championship title, earning promotion to the Women’s Super League for the 2025–26 season and marking a major milestone in the club’s history. Their success reflects a competitive squad combining experienced professionals with emerging talent; striker Isobel Goodwin was among the notable players in the Championship-winning campaign. The team plays its home matches at Hayes Lane in Bromley, a ground shared with Bromley FC that provides a local setting for supporters. Under the ownership of Michele Kang, London City Lionesses have invested in the club’s ambition to compete at the highest level and develop women’s football in the capital. For fans searching for London City Lionesses fixtures, results, players, news and stadium information, the club’s rise from the Championship to the WSL makes it one of the most closely watched teams in English women’s football.

Liverpool FC Women are the women’s football team of Liverpool Football Club, competing in England’s top-tier Women’s Super League. Founded in 1989, the team became part of the wider Liverpool FC structure in 2013 and has since built a strong record in domestic football. Liverpool Women won the league title in consecutive seasons, claiming the FA Women’s Super League championships in 2013 and 2014, and later secured the FA Women’s Championship title in 2021–22 to earn promotion back to the top flight. The club plays its home matches at St Helens Stadium in St Helens, while some fixtures have also been staged at Anfield. Notable players associated with Liverpool Women include club captain Gemma Bonner, midfielder Ceri Holland, and former stars Fara Williams and Natasha Dowie. The team competes in the WSL and domestic cup tournaments, including the Women’s Millwall Lionesses7 and the League Cup. With a history of league success, a passionate fan base, and a home in Merseyside, Liverpool Women remain an important part of the English women’s football landscape.