Falcao posts message of support after Colombia women's team's sexual discrimination complaint

Radamel Falcao posted a message of support for Colombia's women's team on Twitter. Colombia captain Radamel Falcao has tweeted a statement on behalf the men's national team, expressing support to their female counterparts after allegations of sexual discrimination at senior level. Internationals Isabella Echeverri and Melissa Ortiz accused their country's football federation (FCF) of receiving inferior treatment than the men's senior side. Editors' Picks Watch on ESPN networks in the U.S. ESPN+ is America's home for a host of professional soccer leagues from around the world, highlighted by Italy's Serie A, Major League Soccer, UEFA Nations League and English FA Cup. | ESPN+ schedule Welcome to the FC 100 ESPN FC's experts ranked the best men's players and managers in world football. Check it out. Flamengo: Tragedy in the Vulture's Nest On Feb. 8, a fire at an uninspected youth dorm at one of Brazil's highest-earning clubs killed 10 young players. How? The greatest game never played When Boca Juniors and River Plate were set to meet in Argentina's most important match, Buenos Aires lost its mind, writes Wright Thompson. - Follow Transfer Talk LIVE - Fantasy: Set lineups, check scores! They have complained of the FCF showing "no respect" to the women's senior team, who have not played a game in seven months and are still...

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