International Duty
International Recap: Megan Campbell's long throws cause a stir against England
With the final international break of the season now complete, it's time to review how your London City Lionesses fared while playing for their respective nations. Megan Campbell, London City Lionesses & Republic of Ireland It was an international break to remember for Megan Campbell, who earned two Republic of Ireland appearances and broke the internet with her trademarked long throw in EURO Qualifying. Campbell played the full second half of Ireland's opening day defeat to France, before...
September Internationals: Which players have been selected for duty this month?
London City Lionesses will be represented far and wide when international football returns in September, with six players selected by their respective national teams. The Pride’s solid start to the season sees the squad finish the first block of fixtures seventh in the Barclays Women’s Championship, attracting international recognition from four high-quality programmes around the world. Paige Satchell, London City Lionesses (Image: The FA/Getty Images) SEPTEMBER INTERNATIONALS: Scotland: Emma...
April International Recap: Five London City Lionesses star for their countries
Atlanta Primus, Jamaica (Image: Megan Ewens) Five London City Lionesses featured for their countries in the international break, with Atlanta Primus and Jamie-Lee Napier recording victories with Jamaica and Scotland respectively. Napier made a pair of substitute appearances for Scotland as Pedro Martinez Losa’s side secured back-to-back wins over Australia and Costa Rica. Napier was lively in both games, adding pace and skill on the flank as Scotland closed out a pair of hard-fought...
April International Break: Who is playing and where?
Seven London City Lionesses were selected for international duty this month, with players representing four nations from three continents around the world. Sarah Ewens & Kyra Carusa, London City Lionesses (Image: Wing Chong) With the FIFA Women's World Cup just around the corner, the April international window is the perfect time for qualified nations to build chemistry and form ahead of an important tournament. For nations that missed out on qualification, the upcoming block of international...
London City Lionesses International Recap: February Window
Lily Agg, Republic of Ireland (Image: FAI) Six London City Lionesses were selected for international duty, representing their respective countries on the world stage. Hayley Nolan, Lily Agg, and Kyra Carusa turned out for the Republic of Ireland, while Grace Neville travelled down under to join New Zealand for the second time. Jamie-Lee Napier wore the blue of Scotland, with Atlanta Primus back in action with Jamaica. With that, here is a full recap of the latest international window....
Grace Neville's New Zealand Debut: 'It was an incredible experience'
Grace Neville, New Zealand National Team (Image: @PhotosportNZ) Grace Neville just experienced the busiest week of her life, but returns to Princes Park with more in the tank than ever before. The 22-year-old flew from London to Wellington, via Singapore and Melbourne, to debut for New Zealand and made it home in time for London City Lionesses' postponed fixture versus Bristol City. "It was a bit of a whirlwind," she said. "I was there for a week to train, played the first game [of New...
London City Lionesses defender Grace Neville receives first New Zealand call-up
Grace Neville, London City Lionesses (Image: thoughtsofawing) London City Lionesses are thrilled to announce that Grace Neville has been selected to represent New Zealand as a senior international for the first time. The London City defender continues her standout start to the season by earning a place in Jitka Klimková’s squad to take on the United States later this month. Neville, who played youth internationals for England, opted to pursue a senior career with New Zealand last year and is...