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While the English Women’s World Cup team is obviously feeling not too great about losing to Spain in the final game, their own nation’s Sky News has felt the need to rub some unnecessary dirt into their fresh wound by pulling the most random critique straight out of nowhere— there are just too many “blonde, blue-eyed” players for these woke newspeople’s delicate woke-sensibilities.

Leave it to the ultra-woke BBC to try and inject the trending topics of the LGBTQ+ agenda into just about everything. Well, this time things were taken a bit too far and the outlet had to apologize due to a reporter’s inappropriate question towards a Moroccan soccer star regarding gay relationships in Morocco.

The BBC has been pressured into issuing an apology after interviewing controversial trans MMA fighter Fallon Fox, who previously had posted online about enjoying inflicting pain upon opponents who were openly critical the inclusion of trans athletes in women’s sports.

BBC presenter Eilidh Barbour gets backlash after blatantly complaining about the lack of diversity in the England Women’s football team.