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harchesterunited | soccer in sac & beyond skip to content home sacramento stay in touch all about soccer world of soccer united states women’s soccer teams wage discrimination march 8, 2018 march 7, 2018 harchesterunited a look at the united states women’s soccer teams wage discrimination lawsuit gender pay gap is a reality no one can deny although many people have arguments trying to justify the rampant wage discrimination. some industries are more immune to gender pay gap and there are indeed a few professions where women get paid more than men. however, most females earn substantially less than their male counterparts, in the same industry and profession, catering to almost identical roles. while most people are aware of the chronic problem, not many are familiar with the numbers. how much exactly do men earn more than women in the same profession? there are many cases from around the country that can answer the question. one in particular is the wage discrimination lawsuit filed by the united states women’s soccer team. five members of the national women’s soccer team, alex morgan, megan rapinoe, hope solo, becky sauerbrunn and carli lloyd, complained to the equal employment opportunity commission accusing the u.s. soccer federation of paying the women players much less than the men players. this lawsuit was filed in april 2016. a separate lawsuit was filed in the district court by the women’s national team players association that sought to void the extension of a collective bargaining agreement they had with the u.s. soccer federation. this case has had closure with the court ruling in favor of the federation and the collective bargaining agreement. the court upheld the validity of the agreement and instructed the association that all players had to comply with the terms, including the no strike statute in the contract. the wage discrimination lawsuit filed by the five women soccer players brings to light some surprising numbers. the lawsuit points out that men players get a five thousand dollars bonus even if they lose a friendly, but women get nothing of such sort if they lose or even if they manage to draw. upon winning, the men players get as high as eighteen thousand dollars, but women players get less than fourteen hundred. there is also reference to the men and women teams playing at major competitions such as the world cup. the women’s team secured the second place in the 2011 world cup and all of them were paid a sum of $1.8 million. this amount was evenly split among all the twenty-four players in the national team. the men’s soccer team failed to make it beyond the round of sixteen and yet they were given $5 million. in the 2014 world cup that germany won, the u.s. men’s team was given $35 million by the federation internationale de football association. a year later, when the women’s team won the world cup, they were only given 5% of what the men got. the lawsuit doesn’t just highlight how much more men get paid for the same job, but it also shows that men get paid much more even when they accomplish far less than women. this is not unique to soccer but what is surprising is the extent of discrimination. the lawsuit is null and void now as there is a new collective bargaining agreement in place between the players association and the soccer federation since april 2017. current soccer scene in sacramento, california february 5, 2016 july 8, 2017 harchesterunited even though the rest of the country has slowly started to adopt soccer in a big way, building out new soccer stadiums, soccer fields, and supporting grassroot soccer leagues, sacramento has almost always been a big proponent of this global game. sacramento was home to some of the biggest soccer tournaments throughout the early 1900s all the way up to today, and continue to support the sport more than almost any other city in the country. this shouldn’t come as a surprise to many, as soccer has always been an international game and sacramento is arguably one of the most international and diverse of all of the major us cities. those looking to get started in the local soccer community, as well as those that are interested in helping to throw this soccer community nationally are going to have a lot of opportunities to do exactly that in sacramento. the soccer scene has never been brighter in sacramento and it currently is – and it’s only going to get even brighter as time goes on! soccer has always been huge in sacramento as mentioned above, soccer has always been really, really big in sacramento, and it’s only grown since its earliest days. many of the biggest tournaments in the country originate in sacramento, and some of the oldest soccer teams, soccer clubs, and soccer fields exist in sacramento and throughout the northern california region. legendary players have come from all over this community, with more than 20 playing professionally in the mls (or have played professionally in the mls) and 20 more playing in europe at the highest levels professionally. there are still a variety of different major soccer tournaments held in sacramento each and every year, and the us national men’s and women’s teams routinely make visits here to play in front of thousands and thousands of people. the current health of the soccer scene in sacramento is as solid as can be the current soccer community in sacramento is as solid and as robust as could be, and there are plans to build this community out even more just as quickly as humanly possible. there are a number of semi-professional soccer clubs that currently exist in sacramento or the sacramento area (including the sacramento republic fc and the sacramento knights), and there are some pretty significant bids currently in the works to help get an mls team in sacramento. the sacramento knights were able to routinely bring in crowds between 6000 and 7000 people per game for years and years, far outpacing the overwhelming majority of other semiprofessional soccer teams around the country. this is only going to help the city of sacramento and the community with their bid to attract an mls team, though they are going to have to wait until the decision is made on the new miami club. of course, professional soccer isn’t the only focus for those in the area. there are year-round soccer training camps, soccer clinics, and all kinds of soccer fields for children, students, and adults that are looking to engage in this great game. we touched on it a little bit above, but time magazine mentioned sacramento as the most diverse city in the united states, and it continues to attract an international crowd. these people bring with them a love of the game, and they are helping to expand that love of the game rapidly throughout sacramento county and the rest of northern california. sacramento is quickly establishing itself as the place to train for soccer the major reason that the us continues to kind of struggle on the international scene (outside of the dominant us women’s team, of course) is because there are so few international level training facilities dedicated to soccer in quite the same way that those in europe and asia are able to take advantage of. sacramento is looking to change that. along with the hntb renderings designed to show the mls what the new sacramento stadium will look like, there are also a considerable amount of proposals for major international soccer training facilities like the ones you’ll find in europe. these “soccer academies” are half boarding school, half soccer training facility and should have no trouble producing the kind of top-tier superstars that the rest of the world has been producing and training for years and years now. it’s very exciting stuff! history of soccer in sacramento, california january 17, 2016 november 25, 2017 harchesterunited believe it or not, sacramento has always been a big soccer community. sure, the sacramento kings get a lot of the attention nationally (but a lot of that has to do with

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