Discrimination still an issue in women’s football
Limited opportunities and artificial turf are just a few issues hampering the world of women’s football.
Published On 9 Jun 2015
The Women’s World Cup in Canada is giving women’s football a profile like never before.
The number of teams in this year’s event have increased to 24 from 16 in 2011.
But it’s a sport where discrimination can still be the fiercest opponent any player gets to face.
Andy Richardson reports from Edmonton, one of the six host cities.
Source: Al Jazeera