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London City Lionesses' Kosovare Asllani (left) and Arsenal's Caitlin Foord battle for the ball during the Adobe Women's FA Cup Fifth Round match at Meadow Park, Borehamwood, February 9, 2025
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KOSOVARE ASLLANI is confident there are “big things ahead” for London City Lionesses as the team gear up for Sunday’s Women’s Championship promotion decider at Birmingham.
The battle to claim top spot and ascend to the Women’s Super League is going down to a last-day, winner-takes-all clash at St Andrew’s, where a draw would suffice for the visitors, currently two points better off than second-placed Birmingham.
London City, formed in 2019 when Millwall’s women’s team hierarchy became independent of the club, in 2023 were acquired by US businesswoman Michele Kang.
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