And how much have they earned for winning the Women's Euros?
The year is 2015; the Lionesses have just won Bronze in the Women’s Football World Cup and are returning home to a significantly raised profile and increased media and public interest in The Women’s Game.they’re still paid less than the worst achieving men’s football team in the equivalent competition
Fast forward seven years and the women’s team have won the first major international tournament for England since the 1966 World Cup, and finally, FINALLY, attitudes have started to change. The FA’s 2015 tweet certainly wouldn’t fly in this climate, and with the decreasing gender pay gap, the Women’s England team no longer have to supplement their incomes with second jobs – which certainly wasn’t the case at the 2015 World Cup.
Those match fees equate to around £2000 per game, with a bonus of a reported £55,000 for winning the tournament – which, you know, they did.
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