Rovers To Celebrate Women In Football At Barrow Game

Tranmere Rovers will celebrate Women in Football at the club’s home game against Barrow on Saturday, 9th September.

With Prenton Park hosting England Lionesses’ World Cup Qualifier against Tuesday 19th September, the club are marking the achievements of women in the sport at the home game prior to the international fixture.

Admission for the fixture has been reduced to just £2 for all under-17s, while adult admission is from £17.

Vice-chairman Nicola Palios said: “We’ve got a rich history of women in football at Tranmere Rovers – from Sue Smith and Jodie Taylor playing for England, to Lorraine Rogers being one of the first female chairman of a Football League club.

“We’re looking forward to hosting England Women on September 19th and want to use this home game ahead of it to showcase the many important roles women have in football on and off the pitch.

“There are already a lot of girls’ football teams and other groups booked to come to the England game and we hope they’ll take advantage of our special offer and come and try some National League football for only £2”.

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