Millwall Lionesses on TV and Stream

While you may have heard of Millwall's male team, you may not be as familiar as their equally passionate female team, One of the oldest clubs and most recognizable names in women’s football, Millwall Lionesses Football Club is fiercely proud of its richly deserved reputation as a pioneering force of the British Women’s game and you can learn more about them here by checking out this site for all the latest game updates.

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Historical background

Founded in 1971, they were the first women’s football team in the country to be officially affiliated to a professional men’s team in the 1980s. Millwall continued their development of the women's game by being the first team to open a women's football center of excellence. Many of the country's most successful players have graduated from this academy. Millwall was successful in its application to join the newly-formed Women's Super League 2 for the start of the 2014 campaign.

Colours and Crest

After becoming affiliated with the men's team in the 1980s, Millwall Lionesses also started to wear the same colours as the men's team. This is, of course, a traditional navy top with white shorts. The crest again, similar to the kit is the same as the men's team a white lion on a blue background surrounded by a white border.

Stadium

In 2017 Millwall lionesses started to play their games at the home of Fisher FC, St. Pauls sport ground. This is only temporary, however, as the stadium in Salter Road, Southwark, is undergoing a £1m investment programme which will be brilliant for the football club once renovations are finished.

Stats and Records

In 1992, Millwall completed their first season as a founding members in the newly-created FA Women’s Premier League and in 1993 and 1997 Millwall completed a domestic cup double, seeing off Everton 2-1 to clinch the League Cup, while Lou Waller's goal ensured the Lionesses beat Wembley 1-0 at Upton Park in the FA Cup Final.

Key Players

Because of their academy, Millwall have produced some of the most successful players to come out of the English league. Many graduates of the Lionesses' youth system have gone on to win honours, both on a domestic and international level, including such legends of the women’s game as Hope Powell, Pauline Cope, Mary Phillip and Katie Chapman.

Honours

Millwall is one of the most established and storied clubs in English women’s football. That being said success hasn’t come as easy to them as it has to some of their neighbours in London. In the club's history, they have won 2 Women’s FA Cups, 1 Premier League, one Premier League second division, 3 Kent County Cups and 2 London County Cups.

Memorable TV Moments

At the moment, it may be difficult to watch Millwall Lionesses on TV as they are in the second division of the women's super league in England but, of course, there are always Millwall Lionesses live streams to be found online. However, as one of England's most established women's football tv listings, will undoubtedly include them again soon. In the past on the football tv listings, Millwall have given us some unmissable games and I'm sure in the future when Millwall Lionesses are on tv any football live stream or football on tv that they play will be unmissable.