The 2024-25 Barclays Women’s Championship fixtures have been confirmed

London City Lionesses will open their 2024-25 Barclays Women’s Championship season at home to newly promoted Newcastle United, marking the start of a new era for the Pride.

Jocelyn Prêcheur’s side welcome the Magpies to Hayes Lane on Sunday, September 8, kicking off the club’s London Borough of Bromley.

The first month of the season continues with a trip to Blackburn Rovers, the visit of old rivals Bristol City to Hayes Lane and another trip north to face Sunderland AFC.

Charlton Athletic will make the short commute from The Valley to BR2 on Sunday 13 October, with the second London derby of the season scheduled for Sunday 2 March.

Southampton’s visit to the capital is our final fixture before the winter break (Sunday, December 15), with Ashton Gate setting the stage for Pride’s return over the festive period (Sunday, January 19).

We’re set for a tale of two cities on the final day of the season, with London City taking on Birmingham City at St. Andrew’s on Sunday, May 4.

The Club’s Continental Tires League Cup campaign begins on October 2-3 and our Adobe Women’s FA Cup journey begins in round three on December 7-8.

Supporters should note that all matches are subject to change.

7-8| Newcastle United (H)

14-15 | Blackburn Rovers (A)

28-29 | Sunderland AFC (A)

12-13 | Charlton Athletic (H)

2-3 | Sheffield United (A)

9-10 | Birmingham City (H)

15-16 | Sunderland AFC (H)

1-2 | Charlton Athletic (A)

15-16 | Blackburn Rovers (H)

22-23 | Sheffield United (H)

29-30 | Newcastle United (A)

19-20 | Southampton (A) – Sunday, April 20

26-27 | Durham (H) – Sunday, April 27

3-4| Birmingham City (A)

Watch international stars Kosovare Asllani, Ruesha Littlejohn and Lotta Lindström at Hayes Lane as the capital’s independent women’s football club moves to the London Borough of Bromley in September 2024.

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