London City fall short against Manchester City in Champions League clash
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 1, 2026, 3:49 PM
Last updated Nov 1, 2026

London City Lionesses faced defending champions Manchester City on November 1, suffering a 2-1 defeat at Hayes Lane. Despite dominating possession with 24 shots, only six were on target. Khadija Shaw and Lauren Hemp scored for City, capitalizing on critical opportunities. Manager Eder Maestre acknowledged the squad's rapid growth and ambition for a Champions League spot, citing the need for improved consistency and maturity. The defeat raises questions about their ability to compete regularly at such levels.
- •London City Lionesses lost 2-1 to Manchester City on November 1.
- •Manchester City scored two goals against the run of play.
- •London City had 24 total shots during the match.
- •Manager Eder Maestre emphasized the need for consistency.
- •UEFA rules may impact London's ability to compete in Europe.
- 3:49 PMBBC Sport — Defeat for London City against Man City - but is Europe a real possibility?
"London City Lionesses suffer defeat by Manchester City but their performance suggests they are closer to Champions League qualification than expected.
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