Mark Biram is a Research Associate at Bristol University.

‘the book is an innovative and necessary text, because when we write about football played by women, it is often said that we exaggerate the arguments about misogyny and patriarchy, this text has concrete examples with analyses justified by recognized theories, which will allow us to strengthen the studies and reflections on women's football, as well as broaden the debates on different possibilities in the future.'Gabriela Ardila Biela

• List of Tables and IllustrationsGlossary of TermsAcknowledgementsForeword from Silvana GoellnerIntroductionChapter 1 - Mis-representing the agenda: The Case of Yoreli Rincón at the Women’s Copa Libertadores 2018Chapter 2 – Football InstitutionsChapter 3 – Atlético Huila: The Champions of South AmericaChapter 4 –Mermaids in the Land of the KingChapter 5 –The Team from the Heart of the AmazonChapter 6 – Surveying the Field from the Players’ PerspectiveOverall Conclusions & Policy RecommendationsRecommendations for Further ResearchReferencesSemi Structured Interview List

Mark Biram is a Research Associate at Bristol University.

‘the book is an innovative and necessary text, because when we write about football played by women, it is often said that we exaggerate the arguments about misogyny and patriarchy, this text has concrete examples with analyses justified by recognized theories, which will allow us to strengthen the studies and reflections on women's football, as well as broaden the debates on different possibilities in the future.'Gabriela Ardila Biela

• List of Tables and IllustrationsGlossary of TermsAcknowledgementsForeword from Silvana GoellnerIntroductionChapter 1 - Mis-representing the agenda: The Case of Yoreli Rincón at the Women’s Copa Libertadores 2018Chapter 2 – Football InstitutionsChapter 3 – Atlético Huila: The Champions of South AmericaChapter 4 –Mermaids in the Land of the KingChapter 5 –The Team from the Heart of the AmazonChapter 6 – Surveying the Field from the Players’ PerspectiveOverall Conclusions & Policy RecommendationsRecommendations for Further ResearchReferencesSemi Structured Interview List

Mark Biram is a Research Associate at Bristol University.

‘the book is an innovative and necessary text, because when we write about football played by women, it is often said that we exaggerate the arguments about misogyny and patriarchy, this text has concrete examples with analyses justified by recognized theories, which will allow us to strengthen the studies and reflections on women's football, as well as broaden the debates on different possibilities in the future.'Gabriela Ardila Biela

• List of Tables and IllustrationsGlossary of TermsAcknowledgementsForeword from Silvana GoellnerIntroductionChapter 1 - Mis-representing the agenda: The Case of Yoreli Rincón at the Women’s Copa Libertadores 2018Chapter 2 – Football InstitutionsChapter 3 – Atlético Huila: The Champions of South AmericaChapter 4 –Mermaids in the Land of the KingChapter 5 –The Team from the Heart of the AmazonChapter 6 – Surveying the Field from the Players’ PerspectiveOverall Conclusions & Policy RecommendationsRecommendations for Further ResearchReferencesSemi Structured Interview List