West Ham United Women, founded in 1991, represent East London in the Women’s Super League. The club is known for its hardworking identity, strong community ties, and ability to attract international talent. Their profile grew significantly after featuring in the BBC documentary Britain’s Youngest Football Boss, which boosted interest nationwide.
West Ham Women continue to build a competitive squad capable of challenging mid-table and pushing for cup success.
West Ham Women play at the Chigwell Construction Stadium (Dagenham & Redbridge FC).
Key features:
Cup matches and special fixtures may be moved to London Stadium.
Key milestones in their development:
The team’s journey reflects the rapid growth of women’s football in England and West Ham’s commitment to developing the women’s side.
Notable recent or current players:
Playing philosophy typically features:
Their match style aligns with the East London mentality: effort, energy, and team spirit.
West Ham Women compete in:
The club aims to climb into the league’s upper mid-table while developing new talent.
Key rivalries include:
Matches against Spurs are typically the most evenly contested.
Ticket pricing is highly accessible:
Season tickets are among the cheapest in the WSL.
Expect:
The stadium’s compact size ensures excellent pitch visibility.