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FIFA to double Women’s World Cup prize money, but falls short of 2023 promise of equal pay

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FIFA is planning to double the prize money for the 2027 Women’s World Cup in Brazil to at least $220 million, a significant increase in its financial commitment to the women’s game. Sources briefed on the numbers involved, speaking on the condition of…

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