The scandal has erupted just days before the start of the Women's World Cup in Germany. Two players from the selection of Equatorial Guinea have been accused of being men by one of his rivals.
The denunciation of the team captain of Ghana, Florence Okoe, which raised his suspicion after both teams played friendly on Wednesday, as published daily Ara `'.
Okoe accuses two players of Equatorial Guinea, and the sisters Bilguisa Salimata Simpore. Both have been set aside as a preventive measure of concentration that his team conducted these days before the start of the World Cup this Sunday.
The case is not new, since the sisters had already been charged Simpore Cameroon, Senegal and Ghana in the African Cup of last November.
FIFA is investigating the matter, but has announced that during the World Cup will not make any test to check the sex of the players, unless "there is a clear doubt" about it. The regulation shifts responsibility to associations to make these checks.