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FIFA accuses five nations of lacking respect for women's football

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FIFA President Gianni Infantino has accused five European nations of lacking respect for women's football just over two months out from the World Cup. He's warned that they face a black-out on coverage of the tournament - unless more money for TV rights is forthcoming.
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