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1. www.uefa.com › news-media › newsRecent growth just the beginning for women's football

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   May 19, 2024 · In 2022/23, the average attendance for a UEFA Women’s Champions League game hit five figures for the first time, a 100% increase on only four years previously, and a logical follow-up to the...

2. theconversation.com › womens-football-recordWomen’s football: record crowds and soaring popularity – here ...

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   Apr 20, 2022 · In 2020, 3.4 million women and girls played football in England and the world governing body FIFA aims to have 60 million playing by 2026. The wider picture is perhaps less rosy. There are...

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3. inside.fifa.com › en › womens-footballWomen's Football: Strong opinions in a strange year

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   Here is a brief selection from the many and varied interviews from last year. And you can be sure that women’s football will continue to occupy a major role on FIFA.com in 2021. "2020 has...

4. inside.fifa.com › womens-football › newsFIFA Women’s Football Development – The Story So Far

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   The FIFA Women’s Football Strategy set out four key objectives, and five pillars, charting the course for how FIFA would work with confederations and Member Associations (MAs), clubs and players,...

5. www.fourfourtwo.com › features › from-bans-toFrom bans to professionalisation: How women's football in ...

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   Jul 15, 2022 · Much like the men’s game, women’s football can trace its history back to Europe, and while some may already know of the Dick, Kerr company team who were the unofficial England national team...

6. www.nytimes.com › athletic › 1907280/2020/07The future of women in football: “It’s impossible to do it ...

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   Jul 24, 2020 · In 2020, women are playing and coaching and scouting, but many milestones have yet to be reached on the path to gender equity. Women still aren’t paid to play professionally, flag football...

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   Are women playing football in 2020?

   • In 2020, women are playing and coaching and scouting, but many milestones have yet to be reached on the path to gender equity. Women still aren’t paid to play professionally, flag football isn’t widely available as a high school or collegiate sport and securing entry-level coaching and scouting opportunities in the NFL are still newsworthy events.

   The future of women in football: “It’s impossible to do it without us”

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   What is the FIFA Women's football strategy?

   • The FIFA Women’s Football Strategy set out four key objectives, and five pillars, charting the course for how FIFA would work with confederations and Member Associations (MAs), clubs and players, the media, fans and other stakeholders to realise the full potential that exists within the women’s game.

   FIFA Women’s Football Development – The Story So Far

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   Should football be a choice for girls?

   • In Jenkins’ perfect future, girls won’t have to make a choice like she did. She believes that football, either tackle or flag, should be an option for girls and women to play from the time they are children into adulthood. “Women are critical to the future of football,” Jenkins said.

   The future of women in football: “It’s impossible to do it without us”

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   How many women play football in England?

   • Football has also seen considerable growth in participation. In 2020, 3.4 million women and girls played football in England and the world governing body FIFA aims to have 60 million playing by 2026. The wider picture is perhaps less rosy. There are 516,600 more inactive women than men in England.

   Women’s football: record crowds and soaring popularity – here’s how to

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   How many girls are playing football?

   • "Increases in the number of registered players, and the introduction of the UEFA Playmakers programme for girls aged five to eight as well as UEFA Football in Schools means there are now around three million women and girls playing football, more than doubling our target. And we have been working hard on improving the standards for those players.

   Recent growth just the beginning for women's football

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   Do women want to work in the NFL?

   • One of the biggest barriers women interested in working in the NFL face is the assumption that in order to work in football, they would have had to have played football.

   The future of women in football: “It’s impossible to do it without us”

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8. inside.fifa.com › news › fifa-womens-footballFIFA Women’s Football Strategy marks fifth anniversary

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   Sep 20, 2023 · On 9 October 2018, FIFA launched the FIFA Women’s Football Strategy, outlining ‘how FIFA will work with all stakeholders to take concrete steps to empower girls and women, make football a...