The making of ‘My Country, My Shirt’

Posted on 22nd July 2022

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.

The exhibition highlights the diversity of all those who follow the Lionesses and was launched ahead of England’s quarter-final victory over Spain.

Now in the run up to Wednesday’s semi-final in Sheffield we’ll be releasing more behind the scenes footage. Massive thanks to the videography Alex Langton for this video who followed our photographer, Sophie Cook, around to capture this footage at the National Football Museum.

We’ll be publishing the video shorts on our social media in the coming weeks – so make sure you’re following us to see some behind-the-scenes footage.

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The making of ‘My Country, My Shirt’

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