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WHY WAS WOMEN’S FOOTBALL BANNED?

With so many men off fighting in World War I, the women of Britain had a chance to fill in – not only in the workplace, but on the football pitch. Te women’s version of the beautiful game, which had slowly been growing in the 19th century kicked off big time.

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