Matildas Demand Equal Prize Money from FIFA in World Cup Protest

The Matildas, Australia's women's national soccer team, have released a video calling on FIFA to address the gender pay gap in prize money for the Women's World Cup. The video, produced by the players' union, highlights the progress made in achieving equal conditions with the men's team but emphasizes that women still receive only 25% of the prize money. The Matildas urge FIFA to use their $4 billion reserves to equalize the prize money and ensure equality. The video also references past struggles for recognition and respect, and calls for greater opportunities for women in football. The current collective bargaining agreement has been extended until the end of the World Cup, with further discussions expected post-tournament.
- Matildas take aim at Fifa over prize money in video released days before World Cup kickoff The Guardian
- Women's World Cup Matildas call out FIFA's unequal prize money ahead of tournament - ESPN ESPN
- Australia in rallying call for equality ahead of World Cup Sports Brief
- Matildas take aim at Fifa over prize money in video released days before World Cup kickoff – video The Guardian
- Matildas call out FIFA, federations over prizemoney, pay, bargaining Sydney Morning Herald
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