'Is it 1960?!'

FA accused of sexism after saying England women ‘scrub up well’ on social media

The FA posted a picture of the Women's squad on their official Twitter account prior to Tuesday night's match with the accompanying controversial message

THE FA were last night accused of sexism for a post on the England women's team Twitter account.

A photo was posted to the account before the the 1-1 draw with Australia at Craven Cottage with the caption "Scrub up well, don't they?".

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? It’s 2018, not 1960," remarked another incensed individual.
Fran Kirby, middle, gave the Lionesses the leadCredit: Getty - Contributor
However, Clare Polkinghorne's 84th minute goal ensured a share of the spoilsCredit: Alamy Live News

Phil Neville's side remain unbeaten following their two friendlies in October.

The Lionesses were hoping to build on their impressive 1-0 victory over Brazil women on Saturday at the home of Premier League outfit Fulham.

However, ex-Manchester United man Neville will have been frustrated that his side didn't pick up another win - after dominating proceedings by and large.

They looked to be heading for a second straight victory after Fran Kirby - who also notched against the Brazilians - found the net after 21 minutes.

However, Clare Polkinghorne struck six minutes from time to ensure an under-strength Australian side came away with a 1-1 draw.

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