is just kind of dwindling, it s not really much of an argument any more. if you look at the ticket sales and the interest and the tv viewing and all of that, there s just not much of an argument there any more. in some countries like vietnam, the gender pay gap remains huge. that s according to former star nguyen thi minh nguyet, who played for the national team until 2016 and is now a professional coach. translation: at the moment, there are players in the team i who have to both play professional football and do other things like selling goods online or, together with their family, open a restaurant or shop in order to make ends meet. for those that follow the game closely, this world cup is being seen as a watershed moment for women s pay. one of the most exciting parts of the 2019 women s world cup was after the final was won
the soaring popularity of the women s game in australia has been on full display. two billion people globally are expected to tune in to watch this world cup, yet the prize money forfemale players is far smaller than the men s. the argument for why we are getting paid so much less is just kind of dwindling, it s not really much of an argument any more. if you look at the ticket sales and the interest and the tv viewing and all of that, there s just not much of an argument there any more. in some countries like vietnam, the gender pay gap remains huge. that s according to former star nguyen thi minh nguyet, who played for the national team until 2016 and is now a professional coach. translation: at the moment, there are players in the team i who have to both play professional football and do other things like selling goods online or, together with theirfamily, open
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