Gibraltar Women

UEFA's push to get every member association fielding a women's side reached Gibraltar in 2014, when the Gibraltar Football Association put together a squad and hosted a development tournament to give the project its first fixtures. The earliest of those, a 1-0 defeat to Andorra that July, carried no official status; FIFA did not recognise the team until a 4-1 loss to Liechtenstein in Ruggell in June 2021, nearly seven years after the side first took the field.

That gap between forming and being counted shaped the early record. The only win of the team's history came in a rematch with Liechtenstein, a friendly in November 2021, and it remains the single bright result in 26 official matches: one win, one draw, 24 losses, 14 goals scored against 112 conceded. Competitive football arrived later still. Gibraltar entered the UEFA Women's Nations League for the first time in October 2024, and League C brought six matches and six defeats. The 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup qualifiers, begun in March 2026, have followed the same pattern so far.

Joelle Gilbert has carried the attack through this period, 26 caps and seven goals making her both the most capped player and the top scorer the side has produced. Stella Gotal took over as head coach in 2025, inheriting a squad ranked 189th by FIFA as of June 2026. Home matches are played at the Victoria Stadium, which the football association bought outright in 2017 with plans to expand it to 8,000 seats; demolition began in 2025 to clear the way for the new ground.

What the team has not done yet is win a competitive match. Every victory on the books has come in a friendly.