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Her Game Too has announced a new partnership with Barnet FC, with the League Two club the latest to join us in our pledge for equality within football. Working through the Barnet FC Supporters Association (BFCSA), we will liaise closely with both new Barnet FC Ambassador Carla Devine and those within the Supporters Association to make sure The Hive and all environments related to Barnet FC are welcoming and open, regardless of gender, sexuality or racial orientation. Our Barn

Sammy the Shrimp is one of English football's best-known mascots and now he is set to get a female friend, as Her Game Too partner club Southend United invite children across the country to design the club's first-ever female mascot. The Shrimpers partnered with Her Game Too earlier this season and the Draw Her Into The Game competition is the club's latest initiative to promote football as a game for all, with the introduction of a new mascot aiming to represent the future

By Archie Tooth   (Chilcompton Girls U11’s kitted out in their new raincoats)   Ahead of the 2025 UEFA Women’s EUROs, Arsenal and England forward Alessia Russo teamed up with Hellman’s to create the Hellman’s Russo Burger. The partnership supported by Her Game Too aimed to help bring football fans together and celebrate the summer tournament.   Alessia agreed to donate £2.50 from each burger sold to Her Game Too, enabling the campaign to support grassroots teams and provide o

London is hosting the FIFA Women's Champions Cup later this month England and Arsenal’s European success propelled women’s football to new heights last year, and stars including Alessia Russo, Leah Williamson and Chloe Kelly are set to take on some of the world’s best players in a new intercontinental competition being staged in London. Her Game Too supports the growth of female football at all levels, from grassroots to elite, and is excited to see a new competition showcasi

Her Game Too is proud to welcome Donna Davies as Wycombe Wanderers’ first Her Game Too ambassador, as we continue to work collaboratively with clubs and foundations to improve engagement with female supporters and create safer, more inclusive football environments. Our partnership with Wycombe Wanderers, formed last month, represents a shared commitment to tackling sexism and discrimination in football. Together, we are pledging to promote inclusivity, ensure Adams Park is a

Former England goalkeeper and BBC broadcaster Rachel Brown-Finnis representing The Pools “The public's perception of what women's football stands for and the product that's on the pitch has changed, and that feeds down to young girls who want to be like Chloe Kelly, Hannah Hampton and Lucy Bronze.” Former Lioness Rachel Brown-Finnis has been speaking to Her Game Too about how women’s football has evolved since her playing days, her experienced as one of the first female pundi