Experience the passion and pride of Leicester WFC. Secure your seats and support the Foxes in their fight for victory in every match. Don't miss the excitement of elite women's football!
King Power Stadium, located on Filbert Way, Leicester, has been the imposing home of Leicester City Football Club since its inauguration on July 23, 2002, replacing the historic Filbert Street. With a current capacity of 32,259 spectators, this modern stadium has witnessed unforgettable moments, including the Premier League title win in the 2015-16 season, a milestone that attracted worldwide attention. In addition to 'The Foxes' matches, the venue has also hosted international football and rugby fixtures, establishing itself as an important sports and entertainment hub in the East Midlands region. Its contemporary design ensures excellent views from every seat, providing an unparalleled experience and guaranteed seats for fans.
Leicester City Women Football Club represents tenacity and ambition in English women's football. Founded in 2004 as an independent club, its history took a decisive turn in 2020 when it was acquired by King Power, fully integrating into the Leicester City FC structure. This strategic move not only strengthened their infrastructure but also allowed them to establish the 32,261-capacity King Power Stadium as their home, sharing the iconic pitch with the men's team and offering a top-tier matchday experience.
The club has navigated the divisions of English football, with their dominant 2020-21 campaign standing out, when they were crowned FA Women's Championship winners and achieved a historic promotion to the Women's Super League (WSL), the top flight. During their time in the WSL, the team proved their ability to compete against England's best clubs, gaining valuable experience and building a passionate fanbase. Following relegation, the team now competes in WSL 2 with the clear objective of returning to the elite.
The Foxes' identity is built on an unwavering fighting spirit and a strong connection with their community. The unconditional support of their fans is a fundamental part of the stadium experience, creating an electrifying atmosphere at every game. Attending a Leicester WFC match is not just about watching football; it's about being part of a growing project and supporting a team that embodies the pride and passion of its city.
Leicester City goalkeeper Katie Keane has committed her future to the club by signing a new three-year contract, keeping her with the Foxes until 2029.
Leicester City WFC maintained their 100 per cent record in WSL2 after coming from a goal down to beat Durham 4-2 at King Power Stadium.
The Foxes kicked off their Women's Super League 2 season with an important away win against Sheffield United, securing all three points in their opening fixture.
Leicester City Women have completed the signing of forward Poppy Pritchard from Manchester City, bolstering their attack for the Women's Super League 2 campaign.
Forward Poppy Pritchard has become Leicester City's seventh summer signing, joining the club with aspirations of achieving an immediate return to the WSL.
The Barclays Women's Super League 2 fixtures for the 2026/27 season have been announced. Leicester City Women will begin their campaign away to Sheffield United on Sunday 6 September.
The Foxes have secured the services of midfielder Jess Ziu from West Ham United on a two-year contract. The 24-year-old brings international experience to the squad.
Leicester have signed Switzerland international forward Alisha Lehmann from FC Como. Lehmann, who has previous WSL experience, signs a contract until 2028.
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