Eni Aluko, the first female pundit on BBC's Match of the Day, has expressed concerns about the ongoing male dominance in coaching and broadcasting within women's football, marking a decade since her historic debut. Despite some progress in female representation, Aluko believes that the influx of funding into women's football has led to a regression in opportunities for women in these roles. She highlighted that only a few regular pundit spots are available for women across various broadcasters and emphasized the need for broadcasters to improve their duty of care towards female pundits facing abuse. Aluko's comments were made in response to a tribute from Tongue Tied Management, which acknowledged her pioneering role and the challenges that remain in achieving gender equity in sports media. She lamented that while she and others have opened doors, many areas still need significant improvement. Aluko's reflections underscore the ongoing struggle for visibility and respect for women in the football industry.