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17th Apr 2024

Mary Earps’ goalkeeper gloves

In recent years, Mary Earps has become one of the game’s leading goalkeepers – not just domestically, but worldwide. Mary turned out for Leicester City, Nottingham…

17th Apr 2024

Anita Asante’s England shirt

Born in London, Anita Asante emerged as a formidable talent in women’s football, showcasing her prowess as a defender on the pitch. Her journey mirrored the…

17th Apr 2024

2011 Women’s World Cup stickers

The 2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup marked a significant milestone as the first time the commercial aspects were prominently featured in a women’s tournament, echoing the…

17th Apr 2024

Amy Fearn’s referee shirt

Among the trailblazers who shattered stereotypes and paved the way for future generations stands Amy Fearn, the first woman to officiate a Football League match. Her…

17th Apr 2024

Hope Powell’s boots

In Lewisham, London, Hope Powell’s story embodies the resilience and determination of those who dared to challenge the status quo and pave the way for future…

17th Apr 2024

Carol Thomas’ EURO 1984 runner-up medal, 1984

The 1984 UEFA Women’s Championship, also known as the Euros, marked a significant milestone in the history of women’s football in Europe. Held in Sweden, the…

17th Apr 2024

England Women v Scotland Women programme, 1972

The story of the early Lionesses is one of resilience, determination, and pioneering spirit. Long before the Lionesses became a household name, a group of trailblazing…

17th Apr 2024

Sue Lopez photograph, 1971

A true pioneer of the game, Sue Lopez’s journey through the beautiful game is as inspiring as it is emblematic of the challenges faced by female…

17th Apr 2024

1971 Women’s World Cup programme

The 1971 Women’s World Cup stands as a landmark event in the history of women’s football, marking the inaugural edition of the tournament and laying the…

17th Apr 2024

Women’s FA Cup, 1978/79

The Women’s FA Cup, a pinnacle of women’s football in England, has a rich history dating back to its inception in 1970. This prestigious competition provided…

17th Apr 2024

Stoke Ladies medal, 1922

The ELFA (English Ladies Football Association) and the ELFA Cup represent a brief but significant chapter in the history of women’s football in England. Founded in…

17th Apr 2024

FA minute book, 1921

During the First World War, women’s football became a popular spectator sport, drawing thousands of fans – sometimes tens of thousands – for charity matches and…

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