England’s Lucy Bronze: Misogynistic abuse hurts more than injury

England defender Lucy Bronze has revealed she has been brought to tears by misogynistic abuse.

Ahead of England’s opening Euro 2022 game against Austria on Wednesday, Bronze said: “I don’t cry over injuries. Misogynistic comments affect me more than football comments. I know when I’ve had a good game, when I’ve had a bad game. I might agree with you that I’ve been rubbish today so fair enough. But misogyny is something that angers me to my core — even if it’s not aimed at me. Read More

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