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FIFA condemns broadcasters and sponsors for not investing equivalent funds on Women's World Cup as men's event in Qatar

Prize money for the FIFA Women's World Cup has risen ten-fold between 2015 and 2023 — but it's not close to parity with the men's equivalent. (Getty Images: FIFA/Shaun Botterill)

The 100-day countdown to the FIFA Women's World Cup is looming, but when it comes to broadcast-rights deals, the number 100 is significant for another reason.

FIFA says it represents the difference between the millions of dollars offered by some TV networks to cover the men's game versus the women's game, despite delivering around 80 per cent of the same audience.

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