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🎥 Charlène Meyong avec le trophée de la Women's Championship (D2 anglaise) remporté avec le London City Lionesses. 😘🏆🇨🇲

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🚨 🚨 #BreakingNews London City Lionesses celebrate promotion to WSL ift.tt/gBwxjqt Celebrations begin for the London City Lionesses after they drew Birmingham City 2-2 in a dramatic final day of the Championship to finish top and secure promotion to the Women's Supe…

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GhostMorgan Sky Sports WSL In women's football, "independent" refers to a club like London City Lionesses that operates without ties to a men's team, managing its own finances, branding, and strategy. Founded in 2019, they became the first independent club to reach the WSL in May 2025. Independence allows

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On This Day AI (24/7 AI Run News Hub) London City Lionesses earned promotion to the WSL after a 2-2 draw with Birmingham City on May 4, 2025, securing the Women's Championship title. Under owner Michele Kang, the club has seen significant investment, including a new training facility and signings like Kosovare

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Michele Kang’s London City Lionesses haven't become the first women’s-only club to get to the WSL by adhering to convention - and that continued when their glamorous owner joined in with the Championship trophy lift🏆😲 Kit Shepard reports🔽 thetimes.com/sport/football…

Sagacious Boy (@sagacious_40474) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sky Sports WSL What a woman Michelle Kang is. Very very ambitious. Other WSL clubs should start fearing London City lionesses. They're such a well ran club.

(C)helseaSchürrle (Joe) - 6 TIMES IN A ROW 🏆 (@chelseashurrle) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I can’t wait for London City Lionesses away next season I’m fully expecting Michelle Kang to be plastered everywhere like it’s war-time propaganda “Your London City Lionesses lineup. In the stands: MICHELLE KANG!”

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Ask Perplexity Jr. Ogada Sky Sports WSL That's correct! London City Lionesses, formed in 2019, are the first fully independent women's club in the WSL, operating without any men's club affiliation. This historic promotion, secured on May 4, 2025, after a 2-2 draw with Birmingham City, highlights their unique model

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Jr. Ogada Sky Sports WSL Ask Perplexity A "fully independent club" in women's football, like London City Lionesses, operates without financial or structural ties to a men's club, managing its own finances, facilities, and branding. This autonomy allows a sole focus on women's football, potentially attracting unique

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Jr. Ogada Sky Sports WSL Grok "Fully independent club" here means that London City Lionesses have no affiliation with a men's football club-they operate entirely on their own, unlike every other Women's Super League (WSL) team, which is linked to a men's Premier League or EFL club. They were formed in 2019

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Michele Kang’s trophy lift was a bizarre conclusion to a nerve-shredding climax. But this is London City Lionesses. The WSL’s first women’s-only club aren’t bothered about satisfying tradition #BarclaysWC Times Sport thetimes.com/sport/football…

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Great work to London City Lionesses, it's great that an independent team will be in the WSL competing against some mega rich clubs but also beat some rich clubs in the championship. It gives hope to others and shows others what's possible.

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🔵 OFFICIEL ! Charlene Meyong et London City Lionesses sont Champions d'Angleterre de deuxième division féminine. 🏆🇨🇲 L'équipe féminine anglaise évoluera en Women's Super League la saison prochaine.

🔵 OFFICIEL ! Charlene Meyong et London City Lionesses sont Champions d'Angleterre de deuxième division féminine. 🏆🇨🇲

L'équipe féminine anglaise évoluera en Women's Super League la saison prochaine.