Following City's Women Against Man Utd, We Need to Believe in Ourselves, Says O'Brien

To Miss Man Utd Test This Weekend

Following Leicester City Women's hard-fought 1-1 draw with Manchester United in the Barclays Women's Super League, midfielder Aileen O'Brien has emphasized the importance of self-belief within the team. Despite a valiant effort, Leicester City was unable to secure a victory, leaving them in seventh place in the league standings.

Details about Upcoming Matches

Leicester City Women will face a challenging test this weekend as they travel to face Manchester United in the FA Women's Cup. The match, scheduled for Sunday, February 25, will be a crucial opportunity for the team to bounce back from their recent draw and demonstrate their capabilities.

Player Profiles for the Season

The Leicester City Women's team boasts a talented roster of players for the 2023-24 season. Key players include goalkeeper Demi Lambourne, defender Esmee de Graaf, and forwards Natasha Flint and Rachel Daly. These players have played instrumental roles in the team's performances so far this season.

Club History and Background

Leicester City Women Football Club was established in 2004 as an independent club. In 2020, the club was acquired by King Power International Group, the owners of Leicester City Football Club. Since then, the team has enjoyed significant investment and support.

Recent Victories

Leicester City Women have achieved notable victories in the current season. They secured a 4-2 win against Bristol City in the return fixture at Ashton Gate in October, showcasing their attacking prowess.

As the season continues, Leicester City Women will strive to improve their league position and make a strong impact in the FA Women's Cup. With O'Brien's call for self-belief, the team aims to overcome upcoming challenges and achieve success.