On Sunday, the U.S.women's national soccer team beat the Netherlands 2-0, and secured themselves the World Cup.
Just three months ago, 28 team members sued the U.S. soccer federation for gender discrimination, specifically, paying the women's team a fraction of what their male counterparts receive. While the women's team scored 13 goals in a single game against Thailand, more than the men's team has scored during all of their World Cups combined since 2006, female players are still paid 38 cents to their male counterparts' dollar.