Glasgow City shortlisted at Scottish Women in Sport Awards

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·14 November 2025

Glasgow City shortlisted at Scottish Women in Sport Awards

Glasgow City have been shortlisted in the final three of two awards at the 2025 Scottish Women in Sport Awards.

The awards show which on 21st November, sees Glasgow City — an independent women’s football club — nominated for two awards.

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The club continue to make history as the sole Scottish representation in the Women’s Europa Cup. Wednesday saw them tie 1-1 with Sporting CP in the first leg. They will travel to Portugal next Wednesday hoping to advance into the semi-finals.

Glasgow City kit launch campaign

Following their historic kit launch in collaboration with Foudys, Glasgow find themselves shortlisted in the ALT Most Valuable Partnership category. Credited for their originality and innovation, their ‘Well-behaved Women Seldom Make History’ is one to remember.

Combining two independently women-run companies, the kit launch kit launch generated record sales and one million social media impressions on the launch day alone. An innovative method saw the club launch a 10-day secret drop, with no badge or name. Despite this, a record 130 shirts sold across 15 countries globally before any consumer knew the club behind it.

Driven by pure curiosity and interest in the women’s game, the campaign was shot in the Glasgow Women’s Library and revealed at the Regent Street location of Style of Our Own London. Supported by fellow women-led brands, such as Strong Like a Mutha, the feminist-drive campaign highlighted the optimism within women’s football.

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Glasgow City Foundation

Acting as the charitable arm of the club, the foundation ensures that any investment into Glasgow City goes directly to championing women and young girls everywhere.

Within the last year, the foundation has witnessed huge victories:

Junior Academy doubled to see 66 players and 138 girls train weekly
204 free coaching hours were delivered across 12 schools in Glasgow
1,000 free tickets sent out to schools and community groups to inspire the next generation