New women's supporters' group established for Coventry soccer fans
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 4:01 PM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026
A new women's network for Coventry supporters has been launched, aimed at creating a community for female fans. Hannah, a key figure in the initiative, emphasized the importance of collective voices in a sport traditionally viewed as male-dominated. The group, called Proud Sky Blues, seeks to bring together women who share an interest in football, enhancing the overall atmosphere for supporters. Hannah noted that establishing such a group was not a reaction to any specific issues faced by women at Coventry but a positive step towards inclusivity.
- •A women's supporters' group named Proud Sky Blues has been launched.
- •Hannah highlights the need for community among female fans.
- •The initiative addresses the male-dominated perception of football.
- •The group aims to strengthen collective voices in the sport.
- •No specific issues for women at Coventry prompted the group's formation.
- 4:01 PMYahoo Sports — Female supporters' group created for Coventry
"Coventry fan Hannah has been telling BBC CWR about the new women's network she is part of setting up for Sky Blues supporters. For example, I don't have loads of other women friends that are into football, so you don't always have a readymade group of people to go with.
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