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Legacy number
214
Dob
07 August 2000 (24YRS)
Height
5FT 5" (164cm)
Preferred foot
left
Place of birth
North Walsham, England
Current club
Manchester City WFC
England debut
08/10/2019
Senior caps
59
Senior Goals
18

Grassroots club: North Walsham
County: Norfolk CFA

Lauren Hemp has been one of the most exciting young talents in English football for many years and now she is living up to the hype in the Lionesses senior team after starting in all six of the games en route to winning EURO 2022 on home soil.

Her love for the game started whilst playing alongside her sister Amy in the garden before joining her local side North Walsham FC boys’ team for a couple of seasons. 

The pacy winger then joined Norwich City’s Centre of Excellence at around the age of ten and after five years, she returned to North Walsham FC’s boys’ team when the Canaries’ centre closed.

After a year, she decided to move away from home at the age of 16 to join Bristol City and she has never looked back.

Nine goals in an impressive 2017/18 campaign – including a stunning Goal of the Season contender against Arsenal – saw Hemp win England Young Player of the Year award in 2017, be named a SportsAid 'One To Watch' and claim the first of three PFA Young Player of the Year awards.

It came as no surprise when Manchester City came calling in 2018 despite being just 17 at the time and the following year she would come off the bench in the final to score as she lifted her first major silverware by claiming the Women’s FA Cup.

In 2019 she would also attend the SheBelieves Cup as a training player before winning her first senior England cap that October against Portugal

By that point she had already made her mark on the international scene though, helping the Lionesses’ Under-20s to a bronze medal at the 2018 World Cup and captaining the Under-17s the year before at the Euros, where she was named in the Team of the Tournament.

Hemp’s direct running, skill, pace and goal threat has carried into senior football and on November 30 2021 she scored her first four goals for England women’s senior team in the 20-0 demolition of Latvia.

The dynamic winger also played a part in the Lionesses' claiming the inaugural Arnold Clark Cup in 2022 before her role in the title-winning team during that summer ensures her place in Lionesses history.

Find out when you can see Lauren in action for Manchester City in the Barclays Women's Super League and how to get tickets! 

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04 Aug 2021 10:46

Questions: Lauren Hemp & Ellie Roebuck


The England pair ask some interesting questions of each other...

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