⚽ About England Women’s Football
The England Women’s National Football Team, known as the Lionesses, are one of the fastest-rising forces in world football. Operated by the FA, the team competes in the Women’s World Cup, UEFA Women’s European Championship, the Nations League, and international friendlies.
The Lionesses caught global attention with their historic success, transformative playing style, and the growth of the Women’s Super League (WSL). Their matches now draw huge attendances and a rapidly expanding fanbase across the UK.
🏟️ Home Stadium – Wembley Stadium (Primary), Plus Regional Grounds
Although the Lionesses often play at Wembley Stadium, they also host fixtures at major grounds across England, including:
- Stadium of Light
- Bramall Lane
- Elland Road
- King Power Stadium
This touring model expands the accessibility of women’s football nationwide.
Key Wembley features:
- Capacity: 90,000
- Record-setting crowds (87,192 for Euro 2022 final)
- Top-tier matchday atmosphere
📚 Extended History of the Lionesses
Women’s football in England has experienced enormous growth.
Key chapters:
- 1972 – First official England Women’s international match
- 2015 – World Cup bronze medal
- 2019 – World Cup semi-final run
- 2022 – Won the UEFA Women’s European Championship, the nation’s first major trophy since 1966
- 2023 – World Cup finalists, losing narrowly to Spain
The Lionesses helped redefine women’s sport in the UK, inspiring a new generation of players and fans.
⭐ Star Players & Style
Iconic players include:
- Lucy Bronze – One of the world’s best defenders
- Lauren Hemp – Fast, aggressive winger
- Georgia Stanway – Central midfield powerhouse
- Mary Earps – Award-winning goalkeeper
- Ella Toone – Creative attacking midfielder
Under recent managers, England Women play:
- High-pressing football
- Quick transitions
- Fluid passing combinations
- Attacking full-backs
- Strong defensive organisation
Their style combines technical excellence with athleticism.
🔥 Competitions England Women Compete In
- FIFA Women’s World Cup
- UEFA Women’s Euro
- Women’s Nations League
- Arnold Clark Cup
- International Friendlies
Wembley fixtures regularly draw tens of thousands of supporters.
🧭 Rivals
Major rivalries include:
- Germany – Long-standing European rivalry
- USA – Battles for global supremacy
- Spain – Emerging modern rivalry after the 2023 final
- Scotland – Traditional derby
🎟️ Ticket Guide – England Women’s Football
Tickets for Lionesses games are affordable and highly popular.
Pricing:
- Adults: £10–£35
- Kids: £5–£10
- Premium sections: £45–£80
- Wembley matches: £20–£60 depending on opponent
Family packs and WSL-linked ticket promotions are common.
🎉 Matchday Experience
Expect:
- Friendly, inclusive atmosphere
- Large family presence
- High-quality entertainment
- Player accessibility (autograph zones, meet-and-greets)
- Modern stadium amenities
Lionesses matches are ideal for new football fans, families, and young players.
📊 Team Records
- Most Caps: Fara Williams
- Top Scorer: Ellen White
- Major Titles: UEFA Women’s Euro 2022
- World Cup Best Finish: Runners-up (2023)