Soccer-Scotland Women withdraw legal claim against Scottish FA over pay


FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - FIFA Women's World Cup - UEFA Qualifiers - Scotland v Austria - Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - October 6, 2022 Scotland's Rachel Corsie celebrates after the match Action Images via Reuters/Jason Cairnduff/File Photo

(Reuters) - Scotland Women have withdrawn their legal claim against the Scottish FA (SFA) regarding equal pay and conditions compared to the men's team, the country's governing body said on Thursday.

The Scottish women's national team began legal action in December last year, with captain Rachel Corsie saying there were a "significant number of examples" where players felt they were not provided with proper resources.

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