Obviously, there is a huge genetic gulf between the strengths of the average man or woman. Even in my personal situation, my wife is not a small female-- 5'8" and 140 lbs-- yet she is only a fraction as strong as I am, and I'm a sedentary 5'9" computer programmer. I just naturally have substantially more muscle mass, better stamina, and larger bones than she does.

But, I didn't realize that the gap was this large! And it wasn't just this one match: apparently, young teenage boys of mediocre club sides routinely obliterate professional, adult femalt footballers. People are dredging up dozens of examples of, let's say, FC Dallas' U-14 boys crushing women's national sides.

One fellow here says he was a member of a U-15 club side which was winning against the number one ranked US Women's National team 5-0 at half-time, to the point where the coach started playing everyone out of position, just so the score wouldn't become too humiliating. He said from his experience, women's teams are about the level of the average boy's high school side, if that!

You can see this in other sports too: I remember a highly ranked professional woman's tennis player saying that she was no match for her high school teenage little brother. And yet, we're supposed to believe that sex and gender are merely hand-waved social constructs?