England Women's National Football Team

A Historic First

FiThe England Women's National Football Team played their first official international match in 1972, making them pioneers in the world of women's football.

2. The Lionesses' Roar

The team's nickname, "The Lionesses," was adopted in 2015, reflecting their fierce and determined spirit.

3. Hat-Trick Heroine

FKelly Smith, a former England player, scored the national team's first-ever hat-trick in a World Cup match in 2007.

4. Record Breakers

The England Women's National Team holds the record for the most goals scored in a single Women's World Cup qualification match, with a stunning 13-0 victory over Hungary in 2005

5. Training in Style

The Lionesses' training sessions often include yoga, ballet, and even boxing, highlighting their dedication to staying in peak physical condition.

6. Pioneering Pay Equality

In 2019, England became one of the first countries to ensure equal pay for their men's and women's national teams.

7. A Lioness' Legacy

Faye White, a former England captain, earned an MBE (Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire) for her contributions to women's football.