England W have played international football since 1863, competing in FIFA World Cup qualifying and continental tournaments.
Overview
England W is the senior women's national football team representing England, governed by the Football Association, which was founded in 1863 and is one of the oldest national football associations in the world. The team competes in UEFA European Championship qualifying and FIFA World Cup qualifying as part of the broader international women's football calendar. England W has reached the latter stages of major international tournaments on several occasions without winning a senior world or continental title.
The squad draws from the Women's Super League, England's top domestic division, which has developed considerably in profile and competitiveness over recent decades. Current players associated with the team include Lucy Bronze, a widely recognised defender with extensive international experience, alongside Saoirse Baggaley, Hannah Hampton, Alessia Moorhouse, Ella Roebuck, and Jess Carter. Several of these players are goalkeepers, reflecting significant depth in that position within the current squad.
Current squad · 31
L. Bronze
J. Carter
N. Charles
G. Fisk
A. Greenwood
T. Hinds
M. Le Tissier
E. Morgan
P. Pattinson
L. Williamson
L. Wubben-Moy
