Georgia Stanway said England’s players stand squarely behind the ‘One Love’ campaign after FIFA released their own range of World Cup armbands.
The global game’s governing body unveiled eight different messages that players can support during the tournament - and one bears an uncanny resemblance to the one backed by the Football Association. It stands for inclusion, features a heart-shaped symbol and sports the same colours in a design that leans heavily upon the one which kicked off such a rumpus in Qatar seven months ago.
A statement released by the FA suggested the players were now considering which one of the causes they support. It read: “We know FIFA engaged with federations and players from around the world on the armbands to be worn at the Women’s World Cup.
