A few months ago the situation we are currently in would have been unfathomable: the NHS coming under a strain of a magnitude never before see, workers earning minimum pay risking their lives daily, people not coming into physical contact with others for weeks on end whilst others put lives at risk by merely having a picnic at the park. On the peripheries of the crisis we are now in the midst of stands football, and even further in the outer rim (in the eyes of national and international football organisations) is the question of women’s football. Many other countries, Spain and Germany as the notable two, have already come to verdicts about the outcomes of the 2019/20 season for the top flight of women’s football. The FA however, is yet to make a decision about the fate of the WSL and Championship, along with the men’s professional tiers. Spain and Germany have taken two completely different paths in how to wrap up the season. Spain has decided to finish the season as it is,...
women's football expanded