The Lionesses had a terrific World Cup, but women’s football in England is on shaky economic ground – new research

Christina Philippou; Beth Clarkson

The Lionesses had a terrific World Cup, but women’s football in England is on shaky economic ground – new research

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Despite the disappointment of losing to Spain in the final, England’s women’s football team had a very good World Cup, on and off the pitch. Viewing figures were huge, media coverage was unprecedented and excitement about potential future achievements seems high.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 24 Aug 2023

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