England's World Cup final run has captured the nation, marking the second straight year the team holds the country's focus.
at Wembley Stadium in London. Vandalism and clashes with police after the game led to dozens of arrests, and three Black players were bombarded with racist abuse after missing their shots in the penalty shootout that ended the contest.
"The Lionesses give us an opportunity to rewrite that story and say that actually the England team reflects a younger and more hopeful and more international kind of global outlook that wants to embrace diversity, equality and really wants to give people a sense of values," Jawad said."It sets the cultural tone for our country in a way that our politics doesn’t, unfortunately."
Cold bubbly and hot bacon rolls will be served — not exactly bread and wine, but perhaps more appropriate for the fans. But that popularity triggered a backlash from the men who ran the English Football Association. In 1921, the FA banned women’s teams from using its facilities, saying"the game of football is quite unsuitable for females and ought not to be encouraged."That didn’t stop Newsham from playing street football with the boys in her hometown of Preston.
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