After Lewes Beat Corsham 4–0, the Scoreline That Matters Is Still £23.5 Million to £6.1 At Lewes’s Dripping Pan, players stood still for 21 seconds to mark the 1921 FA ban on women’s football, and to demand equal FA Cup prize money for all. The silence said what words couldn’t.

After Lewes Beat Corsham 4–0, the Scoreline That Matters Is Still £23.5 Million to £6.1
At Lewes’s Dripping Pan, players stood still for 21 seconds to mark the 1921 FA ban on women’s football, and to demand equal FA Cup prize money for all open.substack.com/pub/leweslen... #EqualFACup #Equality

💥 Great @adobewomensfacup.bsky.social game v Liverpool - and great pre-match message from @rugbyboroughwfc.bsky.social - #equalfacup 👏
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Buzzing! 🐝 Getting the atmosphere pre-FA Cup tie between #LondonBees v #RugbyBorough - with fans holding up the #equalfacup signs! 👍🏽

The Equal FA Cup campaign advocates for gender equality in football, promoting equal opportunities for women. We spoke with Rhian Cleverly, who highlighted the campaign’s significance and the need for continued advocacy. To watch the interview, please head to the link in our bio.
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#EqualFACup is coming. Fair distribution for women’s teams AND smaller men’s clubs. Players want it, MPs want it. We hope the English FA will act very soon.