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Women's World Cup: Equal pay for England's Lionesses 'long-term goal'
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August 17, 2023
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2:25Now PlayingFootballers on the England women's team are unlikely to be paid as much as their counterparts on the men's team until their leagues generate as much money as the men's game, the Football Association's (FA) boss has said.
That is despite the Lionesses winning the European Championships and reaching the World Cup final, the sort of success that has eluded the men's team for nearly 60 years.
FA chief executive Mark Bullingham told Sky News that pay parity between the men and women's teams is a "long-term goal" for the organisation, but is not possible until the women's game grows.
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