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International Women’s Day: New Women’s Merch Lands Ahead Of Next Home WSL Fixture!

To mark International Women’s Day, new LCFC Women’s merchandise has dropped online and in-store.

2024-03-08T17:02:00.000Z

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08 Mar, 2024

International Women’s Day: New Women’s Merch Lands Ahead Of Next Home WSL Fixture!

To mark International Women’s Day, new LCFC Women’s merchandise has dropped online and in-store.

Admin

2024-03-08T17:02:00.000Z

International Women’s Day: New Women’s Merch Lands Ahead Of Next Home WSL Fixture!

To mark International Women’s Day, new LCFC Women’s merchandise has dropped online and in-store.

Admin

2024-03-08T17:02:00.000Z

International Women’s Day: New Women’s Merch Lands Ahead Of Next Home WSL Fixture!

To mark International Women’s Day, new LCFC Women’s merchandise has dropped online and in-store.

Admin

2024-03-08T17:02:00.000Z

International Women’s Day: New Women’s Merch Lands Ahead Of Next Home WSL Fixture!

To mark International Women’s Day, new LCFC Women’s merchandise has dropped online and in-store.

Admin

2024-03-08T17:02:00.000Z

- New official LCFC Women products, including branded mug and football, lands online and in the Foxes Fanstore- Other products available include a LCFC Women scarf, plus a range of signed LCFC Women replica shirts- Match tickets and hospitality remain for the Barclays Women’s Super League fixture vs. Brighton on Sunday 24 March

To celebrate International Women’s Day, members of the Blue Army can get behind Willie Kirk’s Foxes by bagging new official LCFC Women merchandise online and in-store.

International Women’s Day is a global day dedicated to celebrating the achievements of women with 2024’s campaign theme being ‘Inspire Inclusion’. You can watch a feature-length discussion, including thoughts from the Foxes' own Janice Cayman, HERE.

The Foxes have been on the front foot in recent home outings, finding the net 11 times across the Birmingham City and Bristol City fixtures, and, although falling short against Chelsea, threatened on several occasions against the reigning Barclays Women's Super League champions.

Our Women’s First Team are next back in action at King Power Stadium on Sunday 24 March (3pm GMT kick-off) during Women's Football Weekend; a FA-driven initiative which encourages new and existing fans to celebrate the game by attending fixtures across the women's pyramid during an international window in the men's calendar.

Hospitality in the Banks Lounge, nestled on King Power Stadium’s third floor, is also available to book for 2023/24’s remaining fixtures on Filbert Way, including the Brighton clash, the meeting with Manchester United and the season conclusion vs. Liverpool.

Click HERE to book LCFC Women match tickets, HERE to book hospitality or call 0344 815 5000 (Option 1) to secure attendance over the phone. Supporters can also visit LCFC.com/shop or visit the Foxes Fanstore to score the Club’s latest LCFC Women additions ahead of matchday.

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