Coronavirus pandemic: How is women's sport faring and what does the future hold?

By A Mystery Man Writer

Ebony Rainford-Brent and Will Greenwood joined Caroline Barker on Sky Sports to discuss how womens sport has been affected in recent months
Ebony Rainford-Brent and Will Greenwood joined Caroline Barker on Sky Sports to discuss how women's sport has been affected in recent months.
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Will Greenwood tells The Women's Sport Debate that women's sport has not been given the same level of support as men's sport during the coronavirus pandemic.
West Ham captain Gilly Flaherty says the club have provided the players with plenty of support during the coronavirus pandemic.
West Ham captain Gilly Flaherty says the FA listened to the views expressed by the players when they chose to end the WSL season.
Former England international Ebony Rainford-Brent says women's sport must make the most of it's commercial potential.
UK Athletics chief executive Joanna Coates says women's sport has huge commercial potential with an opportunity to reach a much wider audience.
Will Greenwood says elite male athletes must use their privileged position to support their female counterparts.

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