NWSL Denounces Abuse Towards Barbra Banda

The National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) has condemned the abusive language directed at Orlando Pride's star striker, Barbra Banda, during a match against Gotham FC. The league vowed to investigate the incident, highlighting its commitment to maintaining respect and inclusivity. Gotham FC also pledged to support the investigation.

The National Women's Soccer League has expressed outrage over abusive language directed at Orlando Pride's distinguished striker, Barbra Banda, during their match against Gotham FC. The league has promised a thorough investigation into the incident, emphasizing its intolerance for such behavior within its venues.

In light of Sunday's game, where Orlando Pride secured a 2-0 victory over Gotham FC, the NWSL labeled the disrespectful comments towards Banda as "hateful language." In response, Gotham FC issued an apology to the Pride and committed to assisting the league in the investigation of the "fan incident."

Stadium security swiftly acted upon the incident, addressing the individual involved, and ensured vigilance for the remainder of the match. Known for her exceptional skills, Banda, who was once named BBC Women's Footballer of the Year, has been a pivotal player for the Pride, leading them to success.

(With inputs from agencies.)