How Bob Marley's Daughter Saved the Jamaica Women's National Team

B/R Video @@bleacherreportB/R VideoJune 9, 2019

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Five years ago, the Jamaican women's national football team was disbanded due to lack of funding.

Now, as the Reggae Girlz prepare to take the field at the 2019 World Cup, we took a minute to talk to Bob Marley's daughter Cedella, who helped make it possible for the team itself to play at all.