Earps and Parris commend London City's unique approach in WSL
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 16, 2026, 6:58 PM
Last updated Sep 16, 2026

Mary Earps and Nikita Parris praised the London City Lionesses' distinct strategy in the Women’s Super League on September 16. The Lionesses, now fully independent from Millwall since 2019 and owned by Michele Kang since 2023, aim to set new standards in women's soccer. They currently sit seventh in the WSL table after one win and a draw in their first two matches of the season. London City is preparing to host Brighton and Hove Albion this Saturday, followed by an upcoming League Cup clash against Ipswich Town on September 30.
- •Earps and Parris highlight London's non-traditional approach.
- •London City is an independent club since 2019.
- •The team is under new ownership with Michele Kang since 2023.
- •They sit seventh in the WSL after two matches this season.
- •Upcoming matches include Brighton and Hove Albion and Ipswich Town.
- 6:58 PMYahoo Sports — England legends Earps and Parris heap praise on London City’s ‘non-traditional’ approach to WSL
"England legends Mary Earps and Nikita Parris have lauded the approach of the London City Lionesses to the WSL as the Michelle Kang-owned club looks to forge a new path to success
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