England to support gender equality & indigenous people

BBC Sport

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England to support gender equality & indigenous people

England to support gender equality & indigenous people

BBC Sport

Published 20 Jul 2023

England captain Millie Bright will wear armbands supporting inclusion, indigenous people and gender equality in the Women's World Cup group stage.

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