When you cheer for the club in the stands, you are cheering for the coaching staff and the players. You aren't cheering for the owner. Ok one hand, you are actively parading and supporting #11. On the other, you are owned by someone within a country where there are male guardianship laws, who we don't know how they are connected to the rulers. Even still, I do think it's important to recognize that there can be good people who try to implement change and progress, but of course some countries are way behind so progress is measured differently. Takes time to change norms of a country.
Also, a country having laws that don't have equality is much different to an individual actively assaulting someone.