Luton Town will be the first Premier League stadium to host the FA Women’s National League Cup Final tomorrow – 40 years after playing host to the first-ever Women’s European Championships showpiece. Newcastle United and […]
A blue plaque has been unveiled in Luton to honour the role that two trailblazing women’s football teams played in the history of the women’s game in England. Despite a Football Association-enforced ban since 1921 […]
A blue plaque is set to be unveiled in Luton to honour the ‘Lost Lionesses’, the pioneers of international women’s tournament football in the 1970s as part of Heritage Open Days – England’s largest festival […]
Luton midfielder Jess McKay believes the success of this summer’s Women’s World Cup will have a trickle-down effect into the grassroots of the game and increase the popularity of female football, which has savoured a […]
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