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Liverpool FC Women Parade FA Women’s Championship Trophy Around Anfield

Rachel Furness led the squad around the field to be recognized at half time of the Men’s match against Spurs

Liverpool v Tottenham Hotspur - Premier League Photo by Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images

The Liverpool FC Women’s team finished up their season a little over a week ago, finishing atop the FA Women’s Championship table. They were dominant through their 22 game season, finishing 11 points ahead of the London City Lionesses.

In recognition of their achievement, Matt Beard’s side was invited to take a lap of honor around Anfield during halftime of the Men’s match against Tottenham Hotspur. As Rachel Furness led the team out, carrying the trophy, they were met by great applause from the Anfield faithful.

The Women’s team players soaked up the atmosphere, taking photos and videos as they paraded around the ground. With the squad getting promoted back up to the WSL, there’s a chance we could see them play at Anfield at some point next season. The LFC Women have played once before at Anfield, hosting Everton in 2019 with over 23,000 fans in attendance.

BBC Journalist Emma Sanders said that the Liverpool Women’s side could also be included in the parade scheduled for May 29th. The parade will happen of the Men’s team wins the Champions League, the Premier League, or both.

There has been no information about a parade just for the Women’s team should there be no parade for the Men’s team.

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