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Thanks to the Lionesses’ heroics at the Euros last summer, women’s football has been in the spotlight more than ever. Everyone was hoping that England’s success in the tournament would lead to more girls being inspired to take up football, and so far that’s exactly what we’ve seen. Albion in the Community saw a 100%

12 players from Albion’s Women’s under-21s squad (WU21) came to meet girls in our Advanced Centre. The Advanced Centre girls, all aged between 11 and 16, were taking part in a training session at the American Express Elite Football Performance Centre in Lancing. They were paid a visit by 12 members of the WU21 squad,

30 girls were given the opportunity to take part in a Brighton & Hove Albion Soccer Schools session in Eastbourne. There has been an incredible spike in interest around women and girls’ football ever since the Lionesses’ triumph at the Euros last summer, and Snickers UK wanted to make the most of that surge by

2022 saw another busy summer period across Albion in the Community. While the football season came to a close in May, our work for the summer was only just getting started. With holiday summer camps, special summer events and the small matter of a European Championships on the horizon, we looked forward to a jam-packed

We’ve seen a massive increase in the number of girls signing up to our football sessions in the wake of the Lionesses’ Euros success. We had 55% more girls sign up to our football sessions (soccer schools, after-school clubs, and talent pathway sessions) this July compared to the same month in 2021, and the Euros