Millie Blair, a 12-year-old from Oundle, Northamptonshire, has emerged as a remarkable figure in women's football after overcoming a cancer diagnosis. Following her left leg amputation in January 2025 due to osteosarcoma, she joined the Cambridge City FC Amputee Team, founded by ex-Lioness Izzy Papandronicou. Millie's journey began with a football injury that led to the shocking cancer diagnosis on her 11th birthday. Despite the challenges, including ten surgeries and a lengthy hospital stay, Millie displayed incredible resilience and positivity. She has since become a role model for other young amputees, expressing her joy in being part of a team where she feels accepted. Izzy aims to expand the team’s reach and create a supportive environment for disabled women, emphasizing the importance of physical and mental health through football. Millie, now cancer-free, looks forward to focusing on her passion for the sport and inspiring others along the way. Her story is a testament to strength and determination in the face of adversity.