Millwall Lionesses Football Club was founded in 1971 and has been one of the stalwarts of the women's game. The club has led the way becoming the first women's team to affiliate to a professional men's club and pioneers of the 'Football in the Community Scheme' that is now common place amongst football of all standing but unheard of in the 70's.

Without the support of Millwall Football club, especially in the 70's and 80's, the success we have achieved would not have been possible.

With numerous teams and players ranging from 8-30 something, we have led the way and been very fortunate to remain amongst the top teams in this country.

The advancement of the women's game has led Millwall Lionesses to become a major player in the 'Millwall Community' programme and we now play an active part in the development of girls football in the community. Millwall were the first club to have a 'Female Centre of Excellence' which is now common place with the top women's clubs.

Through our youth policy we have developed many talented players who have gone on to gain international honours either with the Lionesses or another club. Current players who have gained international honours include Pru Buckley, Claire Rafferty and Amy Mason.

The club this season will be fielding two senior teams, the first team playing in the FA Women's Premier League Southern Division, and the second team in the Southern Premier League Reserve Division 2. Our junior teams will be competing in the South East FA Centre of Excellence League at under 16/14/12 and under 10. We also have a development section for those players who have not yet reached the Centre of Excellence standard.

With the exciting development taking place within our youth policy, we believe the club can once again become a force in women's football.

To keep up to date with the Millwall Lionesses fixtures, results and league table Click here click on drop down menu and choose Women's Premier - Southern Div and also Women's FA Premier Reserves South 2

Kent Cup Final Triumph

Millwall Res 1-1 Ebbsfleet United (aet, Millwall won 3-1 on pens)

Thursday 10th April 2008

Millwall Lionesses Reserves retained the Kent Cup against Ebbsfleet Unites at Sevenoaks Town FC.

A hard fought match was eventually settled on penalties after the game finished 1-1 after extra time. Millwall were 3-1 penalty winners on the night and retained the cup, which they won last year.

Read a full match report here.

London Cup Final

In a repeat of last year's London Cup final the Lionesses will again meet National Premier League leaders Arsenal Ladies.

This match will take place at Wingate & Finchley F.C. ground on Wednesday 16th April, kick off 7.30 pm.

Milwall Lionesses 1 v 0 Charlton Athletic Res - Match report

• 1979 Greater London League Division 2
• 1981 Greater London League Division 4
• 1983 Greater London League Division 4
• 1984 Greater London League Cup
  • Greater London League Division 1
• 1985 Home Counties League Division 1
  • Greater London League Division 2
  • Greater London League Division 3
• 1990 Middlesex County Cup
  • Greater London League Cup
  • Greater London League Division 3
• 1991 FA Cup
  • Greater London Premier Division
  • Greater London Division 1
• 1992 FA Premier League Cup runner-up
  • Middlesex County Cup
• 1995 Kent County Cup runner-up
  • London County Cup runner-up
• 1996 Kent County Cup runner-up
  • London County Cup runner-up
• 1997 FA Cup
  • FA Premier League Cup
  • Kent County Cup
  • London County Cup runner-up
• 1998 London County Cup
• 1999 London County Cup
• 2006 Kent County Cup Runner-up
• 2007 Kent County Cup
  • London County Cup runner-up

(Info from Millwall FC)