A century before women's soccer gained its current strength, in 1912 a girl was born in England who could well be called, for more than one reason, the first lady of soccer: Elizabeth Ellen Milburn, familiarly known as Cissie.
She is the link that chained the most famous soccer family in the history of this sport. His sons Jackie and Bobby Charlton lifted the World Champions Cup with England on July 30, 1966 and brought the family dynasty to the universal plane.
