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Northern Ireland manager Kenny Shiels controversially claims women’s teams concede more goals in quick succession because they are more ‘EMOTIONAL’ than men, following England’s 5-0 triumph in Belfast
- England beat Northern Ireland 5-0 in their World Cup qualifier on Tuesday night
- The Lionesses scored their first goal in the 52nd minute of the game in Belfast
- They added to their goal tally in the 60th, 70th and 79th minute of the game
- Shiels said women’s sides concede goals in quick succession due to emotions
Northern Ireland manager Kenny Shiels controversially claimed women’s football teams concede more goals in quick succession because they are more ‘emotional’ than men.
Shiels’ team were beaten 5-0 by England in their 2023 World Cup qualifier on Tuesday, with four of the goals coming in the second half.
The Lionesses scored their second in the 52nd minute before further goals in the 60th, 70th and 79th minute.
Northern Ireland manager Kenny Shiels made a controversial comment after his side’s 5-0 loss to England in their World Cup qualifier on Tuesday evening
Shiels said women concede more goals in quick succession as they are more ‘emotional’ than men
The result came after Northern Ireland’s 3-1 defeat by Austria on Friday, where the three goals came within the space of nine minutes.
And Shiels put the quick succession of goals in both defeats down to women being ‘more emotional’.
‘In the women’s game, I’ve noticed, as I’m sure you’re aware, if you go through the patterns,’ Shields said.
The Lionesses scored their first goal in the 52nd minute of the game that took place in Belfast
England added to their goal tally in the 60th, 70th and 79th minute of the game on Tuesday
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Source : dailymail
