Feb 9 • 18:22 UTC 🇬🇧 UK Mirror

Eni Aluko fires back at Laura Woods as row escalates AGAIN and gets personal

Eni Aluko and Laura Woods engage in a heated argument over the role of female pundits in women's football following Aluko's controversial opinions.

Eni Aluko has reignited a dispute with Laura Woods over the presence of male pundits in women's football, following her assertion that female commentators should be prioritized. This exchange has escalated into a personal confrontation, reminiscent of their previous disagreements. Aluko's past statements, particularly her accusation that Ian Wright has hindered opportunities for women in broadcasting, have continued to haunt her, leading to discord not just with Woods but also with Wright himself, prompting a public apology that Wright has since not accepted.

The current argument stems from Aluko's comments in a podcast where she expressed dissatisfaction at being overlooked for coverage of England's recent win against Spain, a situation she believes reflects the undervaluing of female pundits. Woods, a close colleague, has publicly criticized Aluko for her views, describing them as

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