added: "We want there to be change going forward".
announced Scottish Football Association In a statement that "Our women’s national team shares the same basic view that equality must be at the heart of sport development at all levels".
The statement explained: "We remain committed to accelerating the growth of girls’ and women’s football".
The news comes months after the United States women’s soccer team agreed with the local association for the game to resolve a years-long dispute over equal pay, in what the players described as a historic moment for the sport.
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The main plaintiff in the case before the court said the captain of the team Rachel CorsiShe told BBC Scotland there were “many examples” of players feeling they were not being resourced.
“We want there to be change going forward,” she added.
announced Scottish Football Association “Our women’s national team shares the same basic view that equality must be at the heart of the development of sport at all levels,” it said in a statement.
“We remain committed to accelerating the growth of girls’ and women’s football,” the statement said.
The news comes months after the United States women’s soccer team agreed with the local association for the game to resolve a years-long dispute over equal pay, in what the players described as a historic moment for the sport.