London | The FIFA World Cup final between England and Spain on Sunday will crown the best team in women’s football; it will also showcase elite players from two domestic leagues that have become talent hubs for the game.
Almost a quarter of all players in the tournament play in England’s WSL and Spain’s Liga F, both of which have received increased investment since the 2019 World Cup in France, attracting broadcasters, sponsors and fans, as well as increased support from the owners of powerful men’s clubs, such as Barcelona and Chelsea.
