English Football Association to Ban Transgender Women From Competing

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Two opposing views on football's transgender ban

'Women are getting their sport back at last' Davies, 62, won a silver medal at the Moscow Olympics in 1980 and has long argued against the inclusion of trans women in women's sport.

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Banned trans footballers told to become referees or coaches - or get therapy

From 1 June, transgender women will not be able to participate in women’s football in England or Scotland, a decision the FA have made after the Supreme Court ruling that the legal definition of women is based on biological sex.

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FA will BAN trans women from women's football after Supreme Court ruling

Last month, the Supreme Court's ruled that trans women are not legally women in a move hailed as a "victory for common sense".

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