A number of famous faces have joined forces to fight against gender bias in football ahead of the Women's Euro 2022 tournament which kicks off this week.
Greater Manchester will host a series of games, with fixtures at the Manchester City Stadium in east Manchester, Leigh Sports Village in Wigan and Old Trafford. The contest is due to last three and a half weeks.
Whilst support for women's football is continuing to grow, bias and gender stereotypes still exist in the game, prompting a campaign by the tournament's official partner, Heineken.