LISTEN: Football finance expert Rob Wilson discusses what the future holds for women's football
Football finance expert Rob Wilson has around 12 years experience in football. So, what does he think the future holds for the women's g
LISTEN: Lewes' Tammy Waine on how equal pay can be adopted across football
I spoke to Lewes' Tammy Waine about what she thinks needs to happen for equal pay to be adopted across football. Click to listen!
US Women's soccer: the fight for financial equality
They've won the World Cup three times yet still get paid considerably less than the men- who haven't won it once. I look at the US W
Stacey Allaster: Other sports should use tennis as a case study
In 2007, Wimbledon and the French Open joined tennis’ other major grand slams in offering equal prize money to its men and women players. On
The different factors which affect a player's pay
Former England captain Wayne Rooney is said to receive a staggering £300,000 a week whereas female counterpart Steph Houghton gets just £1,2
LISTEN: Agent Jo Tongue on the difference between negotiating a female player's contract compare
Football agent Jo Tongue represents both male and female players, including Manchester United's Michael Carrick and Chelsea's Eni Al
LISTEN: Head of Norway's players' union discusses the impact equal pay will have
Norway became the first nation to introduce equal pay to its men and women football players but what impact will the move have on the player
LISTEN: U.S. Tennis Association's Stacey Allaster on how the sport achieved equal pay
Tennis' four major grand slams pay equal prize money to all its athletes. Former WTA Stacey Allaster explains how this was achieved.
Women's Super League: what the proposed restructure could mean for women's football
The FA recently announced new plans to transform the WSL into a fully professional league. I look at the impact this could have on women'
Progress update
December is now upon us and 'Equal pay for equal play' is progressing well. Six interviews have already been conducted with one more
