Hull City Ladies planning bumper fans day as they seek to secure promotion

A day that starts with a sponsored walk from Humber Bridge and continues with a tribute to past players could end in title celebrations for Hull City Ladies on Sunday.

For Chris Hames’ side will win promotion from FA Women’s National League Division One North if they beat York City at Barton Town Football Club (2pm kick-off) and Middlesbrough lose to Norton and Stockton.

Hull have three games left and a one-point lead over Middlesbrough, who only have two games left, meaning that barring a major slip up on Sunday, it should only be a matter of time before Hull secure promotion from the fourth tier into the FA’s Northern Premier Division.

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Hames said: “The support has been incredible this season - people that are passionate, and energetic towards what this club and this group of players are doing. That has driven us on.

Hull City Ladies hope to be celebrating the FA Women's National League Division One North title in the coming days.Hull City Ladies hope to be celebrating the FA Women's National League Division One North title in the coming days.
Hull City Ladies hope to be celebrating the FA Women's National League Division One North title in the coming days.

"We have a tough task in front of us, and must be humble in how we approach each game, but a continued push from the sidelines, from the crowd and we know we can achieve anything.”

At the game, Hull City Ladies will pay tribute to their past promotion winners, highlighting the rich history and tradition of success within the club. The event will also serve as an opportunity to celebrate various community groups, the HCLFC Girls Development Pathway, grassroots teams and the club's partners.

The c lub is also organising a sponsored walk over the iconic Humber Bridge to the game, with proceeds going towards a noble cause. The walk aims to raise funds for Louie, underscoring the club's commitment to making a positive impact beyond the football pitch.

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