Sophie Cunningham is making her position on protecting women's sports clear after years of backlash.
The WNBA star says she wants to "extend love," but also believes "truth" means protecting young girls in sports and locker rooms from competing against biological men.
Cunningham adds she's been unfairly accused of hatred, insisting that's "never once" been her message.
La Liga president Javier Tebas has accused Fifa of “destroying the football industry” and called for its president Gianni Infantino to quit.
“There is no opposition candidate, no one wants to present themselves to lose. This is the system, and it is a system that is sick at the source.
“In these days here in America I have heard many people against Infantino, who do not agree with what he does. They say it, but then they do nothing.
“I don’t know if silence or complicity is worse, because those who are silent are perfectly aware of the damage that football is suffering.”
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The reality is that Argentina 🇦🇷 was never good enough for the World Cup final.
They were lucky to make it make it there and to lose only by one goal, they overacheived this World Cup and should be proud.
🇦🇷 was the worst World Cup finalist I have ever seen.