Women's World Cup - Is women's sport making real progress?

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Women's World Cup - Is women's sport making real progress?

Record prize money, a record number of players - bigger TV coverage than ever before. Does the scale of this month’s Women’s World Cup show real progress is being made for female athletes, or is it all hype and no substance? Guests: Naomi Feltham, Former semi-professional footballer Rachel O'Sullivan Co-Founder of Girls on the Ball and presenter of women’s football podcast Elisavet Argyro Manoli Professor in sports marketing and communications at Loughborough University