Women’s football, also known as women’s soccer, refers to the sport of soccer played by women. It encompasses various competitive levels, including amateur and professional leagues, international tournaments, and club competitions. Women’s football has grown significantly in popularity and recognition since the late 20th century, with increasing participation rates, media coverage, and fan engagement. The sport is governed by organizations such as FIFA and various national federations, which oversee the rules, development, and promotion of women’s soccer at all levels. Major events, like the FIFA Women’s World Cup, highlight the achievements and skill of female athletes in the sport. Women’s football aims to provide equal opportunities for women in soccer, bridging the gap between male and female participation in a historically male-dominated sport.
The match between FC Barcelona and Espanyol ended 2-0, but was overshadowed by a controversial incident involving Mapi León. Espanyol condemned León's gesture towards Daniela Caracas, emphasizing it was "unacceptable"…