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World Service,4 mins

Why aren't more women coaching men's sport?

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When a man is chosen to coach a women's national sports team, questions are often raised about why a qualified woman didn't get the job. But should gender matter, or just skills and experience? And why aren't more women appointed to coach male teams? Former England women's netball coach Tracey Neville and South African women's football coach Desiree Ellis discuss with Kim Chakanetsa. Image: South Africa's coach Desiree Ellis (R) and Germany's coach Martina Voss-Tecklenburg (L) at the Women's World Cup 2019 in France. Credit: Pascal Guyot/AFP via Getty Images

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