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Show off your inner Lioness!

Female football continues to grow across Derbyshire, helped by strong tournament performances from the England Lionesses, so why not be a part of it?

Get in touch with the team here to find out what the best format of the game is for you, and we can help you to find a team and get involved!

If you want to find out more about the Lionesses, visit the new website for women's football by clicking here.

Get In Touch

Phone: 01332 361 422

Lauren Duarte-Mellor | Football Development Officer (Female Pathway)

Email: lauren.duarter-mellor@derbyshirefa.com

I am not yet old enough for adult football, can I play girls football?

As long as you or your child is aged 6 or older you can play girl's football competitively. If your child is aged 5, they can join an SSE Wildcats Centre. For more information about girls football click here.

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