Women's Football: From Ban to Breakthrough and the Transformation of Chelsea FC

The video explores the evolution of women's football, highlighting its growth from the early 20th century to the present. It discusses FIFA's efforts to promote the sport globally and the establishment of major tournaments like the Women's World Cup. The video also examines Chelsea FC's transformation under Roman Abramovich, focusing on financial investments and managerial changes that led to the club's success. Additionally, it delves into the fan culture of Chelsea FC, emphasizing the working-class roots and the impact of hooliganism on the club's reputation.

When did women's football first experience a 'golden age' in the UK?

• 1990s

• 1970s

• 1920s

• 1917

What was the first official international tournament for women's football?

• FIFA Women's World Cup

• UEFA Women's Championship

• Munitionist Cup

• English Ladies Football Association Cup

Which year marked the establishment of the first FIFA Women's World Cup?

• 2003

• 1999

• 1991

• 1982

What is one of FIFA's goals for promoting women's football?

• To increase the number of male coaches

• To reduce the number of women's teams

• To focus solely on men's football

• To improve infrastructure for women's football

What significant change did Roman Abramovich bring to Chelsea FC?

• He sold the club to another owner

• He moved the club to a new stadium

• He reduced the club's budget

• He invested heavily in new players and management

Who was the manager that led Chelsea FC to a league championship in 2004?

• Jose Mourinho

• Alex Ferguson

• Pep Guardiola

• Arsene Wenger

What was the original name of Chelsea FC's hooligan group?

• The Chelsea Firm

• The Chelsea Shed Boys

• The Chelsea Hooligans

• The Chelsea Warriors