Women's World Cup Becomes 2020 Issue

The US women's national soccer team achieved a historic 13-0 victory over Thailand in the World Cup, setting a record for the most goals in a single game. Despite their success, the team faces pay inequality compared to the men's team, which has not performed as well. This has led to a lawsuit against the US Soccer Federation for gender discrimination. The issue has gained political attention, with several politicians advocating for equal pay for the women's team.

What was significant about the US women's national team's victory over Thailand?

• They played with a new team formation.

• They scored the most goals in a single World Cup game.

• They won the World Cup with this match.

• It was the first time they played Thailand.

What is the main reason the US women's national team is suing the US Soccer Federation?

• For not providing enough training facilities.

• For not allowing them to participate in the World Cup.

• For gender discrimination in pay and other aspects.

• For not promoting their matches enough.

How does the performance of the US women's team compare to the men's team in recent World Cup appearances?

• Both teams have scored the same number of goals.

• The women's team has scored more goals.

• The men's team has scored more goals.

• The men's team has won more matches.

Which of the following politicians have shown support for the US women's national team's fight for equal pay?

• Senator Mitch McConnell

• Senator Elizabeth Warren

• Senator Bernie Sanders

• Senator Ted Cruz

What broader impact has the US women's national team's pay equity issue had?

• It has become a topic in political campaigns.

• It has led to changes in FIFA rules.

• It has resulted in a new World Cup format.

• It has caused the men's team to boycott matches.