The London City Lionesses are one of the most ambitious and progressive clubs in English women’s football. Competing in the Women’s Championship (second tier), the Lionesses were founded in 2019 after separating from Millwall Lionesses to form an independent, fully professional women’s club — the first of its kind in the UK.
Their mission centres on female-led football development, community growth, and building a pathway to long-term WSL promotion.
The Lionesses play at Princes Park Stadium in Dartford.
Stadium features:
Princes Park is considered one of the best Championship-level grounds for spectator experience.
Created in 2019, the club quickly established itself as a competitive Championship team.
Key milestones:
Their independence model has inspired other clubs to modernise their women’s football structures.
London City Lionesses typically build squads around athleticism, discipline, and young emerging talent.
Notable players (varies by season):
Playing identity:
The club is known for balancing performance with player development.
London City Lionesses compete in:
The club’s long-term goal is securing WSL promotion.
Their main competitive rivalries include:
Matches against Charlton often produce the biggest Championship crowds.
One of the most affordable elite football experiences in London.
Typical pricing:
Season tickets offer exceptional value for supporters.
Expect:
Princes Park is known for its intimate and friendly matchday feel.