How women’s football can avoid being corrupted when more money comes its way

Christina Philippou

How women’s football can avoid being corrupted when more money comes its way

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The success of England at the Women’s Euros has increased interest in women’s football to unprecedented levels, with record-breaking viewing and attendance figures and an increase in Women’s Super League (WSL) season-ticket sales. But, as is all too obvious in the women’s game, success comes from investment at both national and club levels.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 4 Aug 2022

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