Women in World Football History

The history of women's football has been around a long time do Chinese people. Although modern football found England, but the actual football game is already in China for a long time. For women, the punt game has been done by China in 25 women, or rather the Donghan Dynasty ( 25-220 ).

After that, women's football as dimmed. Especially in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) who do not like football. In fact, women's football was banned in that country during the Qing dynasty. The Chinese women eventually played football clandestinely. New in 1920, women's football was played back in China. In fact, some schools deliberately holding soccer curriculum for women.

In Europe, soccer is actually starting to bloom women also played by women, as the rise of modern football. However, activity was less developed womanhood and less welcome. In 1921, a women's football match was held at Everton. Audience exploded, reaching 53,000.

Surprisingly, the English football federation ( FA ) instead of negative action. As if afraid of losing competitive men's football, the FA officials finally issued a decree banning women's football. In 34 years later, in 1955, Germany and the Netherlands also imposed a ban on women's football. All the same reason : football is not suitable for women.

Women's soccer standout who started too, sank immediately. New in 1970, the three European countries that allow back the sport of soccer for women. Since then, the modern women's soccer started developing in 1991 and has been there for a women 's World Cup. In fact, some clubs and eventually form a women's team held its own competition.

Modern football is a dominance of men. New at the end of the 20th century , women's football began to bloom, even finally got the first time the World Cup in 1999. Women and children have participated penetrated even this sport. Not many know that women's football was actually born in modern times. Football is actually played by a woman for a long time. In the expansion of women is not only a spectator but have been involved in the development of this sport.