EVOLUTION OF FEMALE FOOTBALL

Women's football is a team sport among women that is increasingly developing and increasing the interest for girls to play and improve every day, struggling for this sport discipline to gain a more important place in the world of sport at the level world
In the twelfth century it was usual for women to play ball games especially in France and Scotland. In 1892 the first football match between women was recorded in Glasgow (Scotland). But until the year 1969 after a notable growth of hobbies the FA decided to create the female branch of the FA promoting the women's football that has consolidated in recent years. Countries like Italy, Japan or the United States have a professional league with very popular competitions.
Until 1982 it was not the first international competition in the first European championship represented by the women of UEFA. This competition was followed by the UEFA Women's Championship.
In 1970 the first World Cup of women's football was organized in Italy, where selections of several invited countries were selected. Although this world-wide is not recognized by the official pages of the FIFA, this world-wide one and that followed in 1971 interest aroused in a great number of fans. In spite of the success and the expectation created by these world-wide ones there was great disorganization reason why its continuity was lost until 2 decades after with the support of the FIFA organized the first championship of feminine soccer and this yes, with official recognition.
The popularity of women's football is growing because of what the IOC decides to include in the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, all of which existed in women scoring more goals than men, committing fewer fouls and raising more money.
Women's football has reached 40 million practitioners. A huge growth in the whole world, which FIFA has turned with its promotion and the impulse, hoping that little by little it evolves and the number of female practitioners to the soccer increases. The president of the FiFA, Jose Blatter said that in 2010 there were as many women as men playing football.
Despite the development and evolution that have accompanied this sport of the last decades, it is necessary to recognize that the girls who currently play in football by pure vocation and among a thousand difficulties, do not receive the slightest attention, seldom see them in the Tv news in Someone else interview