London City Lionesses

London City Lionesses is a professional women's association football club based in Hayes, Bromley. The team competes in the Women's Super League since 2025/26 season. It's the only independetl club in the league, withou any men's team.

London City Lionesses Players

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London City Lionesses Head coach

Jocelyn Prêcheur

Jocelyn Jacques Roland Prêcheur is a French football manager who is the head coach of London City Lionesses since 2024.

London City Lionesses Stadium/Arena

Hayes Lane

Awards

FA Women's Championship

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London City Lionesses: News & articles

Sep 26, 2025

London City Lionesses are planning world class training campus

Tonbridge & Malling Council has unanimously approved the London City Lionesses’ new performance campus at Cobdown Park — a state-of-the-art facility designed exclusively for women’s football.

Sep 20, 2025

London City Lionesses claim their first victory in the WSL thanks to Isobel Goodwin

After two big losses, London City Lionesses can finally celebrate their first win in the WSL. Isobel Goodwin scored twice to seal the victory.

Sep 2, 2025

Captain Asllani on WSL start: Top four would be good season

Kosovare Asllani, captain of the Swedish national team and London City Lionesses, spoke about her club's ambitions for the upcoming WSL season. Although they are newcomers to the competition, LCL certainly do not plan to stay at the bottom of the table. This is also evident from the big-name signings the club made over the summer.

Jul 6, 2025

Finnish international Franssi signs for London City Lionesses

At 30 years old, striker Sanni Franssi joins London City Lionesses pending international clearance, bringing over 90 Finland caps and experience at UEFA Euro 2022, Nations League 2025 and current Euro 2025.
She spent five years at Real Sociedad, scoring 35 goals in 135 top-flight appearances, displaying consistency and quality in Spain.

Learn more here.

May 4, 2025

London City Lionesses secure promotion to Women’s Super League

The match featured a remarkable 25-yard strike from Isobel Goodwin, the league's top scorer, giving London City a 1-0 lead and thrilling the 8,749 fans in attendance
The game was a title decider and marked the first Women's Championship match broadcast live on Sky Sports, highlighting the growing prominence of women's football.
Under the ownership of Michele Kang, who also owns Washington Spirit and Olympique Lyonnais Féminin, London City Lionesses have become the first fully independent club to reach the WSL. Kang's investment and vision have been pivotal in the club's success

For more detailed information, you can read the full article here: The FA Article.