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The Lionesses travel to Glasgow for their penultimate Nations League group match on Tuesday 5th December (7.45pm KO) with Scotland seeking revenge for September’s 2-1 defeat at Sunderland’s Stadium of Light in a match which could be a very tense affair – or a dead rubber.

The FSA and FA are encouraging supporters who want to help generate an even better atmosphere at future Lionesses internationals to secure their seats in the “singing section” for the upcoming away trip to Hampden Park.

The Lionesses are in Belgium tonight for their latest UEFA Nations League qualifier, following on from Friday’s 1-0 win against tonight’s hosts at Wembley.

The Lionesses travel to Netherlands for their second Nations League qualifier in five days, following Friday’s 2-1 win against Scotland at Sunderland’s Stadium of Light.

The Lionesses World Cup campaign continues on Friday against Denmark in Sydney and our Free Lionesses team will be on-the-ground ensuring fans receive the best support and information ahead of the match. 

Wanting to follow the Lionesses back home alongside your fellow fans? We’ve pulled together a list of Watch Parties which have been independently organised across the country.

The Lionesses World Cup campaign kicks off on Saturday against Haiti in Brisbane and we’ll have boots on-the-ground dishing out the Free Lionesses guidebook ahead of the match to travelling fans.

The FSA’s Free Lionesses World Cup 2023 guidebook has launched today (Tuesday 12th July) ahead of England’s opening game against Haiti in Australia next week.

The Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) and Toyota have joined forces to support fans at this summer’s Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.

It’s going to be a busy summer for fans of the Lionesses as the team heads to Australia and New Zealand for the 2023 Women’s World Cup – and the FSA will be making the long trip down under to support fans following the team.

Supporter representatives from the women’s game met with FA staff back in December 2022 to discuss the supporter experience at England Women games and preparations for the 2023 World Cup.

Back in September the Lionesses faced Luxembourg at Stoke City and waltzed to a 10-0 win, which didn’t really surprise anyone given their status as newly-crowned European champions.

The Lionesses travel to Murcia, Spain, for a brace of international friendlies against Japan (Friday 11th November) and Norway (Tuesday 15th November) at the Pinatar Arena. Both matches kick-off 8pm local time / 7pm GMT.

The Lionesses’ first game since winning the Euros sees them taking a trip to Vienna for their opening World Cup 2023 qualifier. Kick-off is 4.30pm (BST) on Saturday 3rd September and the FSA’s Free Lionesses team has pulled together a guide to Vienna for any travelling fans.

This summer we’ve been promoting the women’s game and our Free Lionesses Fans’ Embassy team followed the England team all the way to their win at Wembley on Sunday.

Following England Women’s victory in the Euro 2022 final on Sunday the FSA has issued the following statement:

It’s been a great Euros so far and, ahead of tonight’s England v Sweden clash at Bramall Lane, we catch up with a few of our Fans’ Embassy volunteers (below) to hear how it’s been in and around the stadiums on matchdays.

Spirit of Football’s unique football – handily called The Ball – has been following our Fans’ Embassy around this summer’s Euro 2022 tournament. So if you’re stopping by our Fans’ Embassy, sign the ball and support Spirit of Football’s work on gender equality and the climate crisis. Spirit of Football director Andrew Aris tells us more…

On Wednesday we launched the latest chapter of the My Club, My Shirt initiative – My Country, My Shirt – an exhibition celebrating Lionesses fans across the country.

Back in 2020 we launched My Club, My Shirt at Cardiff City – a series of portrait exhibitions celebrating the rich diversity of football fans who follow the game from all walks of life.