
Girls with Goals
Clelia Castro-Malaspina
This history follows women's soccer from its beginnings in nineteenth-century England to its worldwide presence today. It recounts how girls and women continued to play despite bans, rules, challenges, and attitudes that opposed their participation. The book situates the sport's early development in working-class England and traces its expansion into a global game with players, supporters, and viewers around the world. Historical and contemporary imagery accompanies the account.
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