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‘My ears bleed’: Spain football chief Rubiales slammed for unsolicited kiss

Spanish footballer Hermoso rejects federation chief’s claim she consent to the kiss at the World Cup medals ceremony.

Al Jazeera

Luis Rubiales’ actions are not abnormal, they are symptomatic of the system

Spanish Football Federation president’s actions after the Women’s World Cup final were grotesque but all too familiar

The Guardian - UK

Spain's football chief Rubiales refuses to resign, says World Cup kiss 'consensual'

Spanish football chief Luis Rubiales refused to resign on Friday after a week of widespread criticism for his unsolicited kiss on the lips of player Jenni Hermoso following Spain's Women's World Cup triumph.

France 24

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Spain soccer coach faces scrutiny for touching a female assistant on the chest while celebrating

The coach of Spain’s Women’s World Cup champion soccer team is facing scrutiny after footage emerged showing him touching the chest area of a female assistant while celebrating the only goal of the final

The Independent UK

Megan Rapinoe condemns culture of misogyny in Spanish football

Megan Rapinoe believes the biggest stage for women’s football should have been a celebration

The Independent UK

Spain boss Jorge Vilda appears to grab breast of female coach during World Cup final

Vilda is the latest man associated with Spanish women’s football to act inappropriately during the World Cup final

The Independent UK

Anger in Spain after soccer chief kisses a player at Women's World Cup ceremony

A furor erupted after Luis Rubiales kissed player Jennifer Hermoso at a ceremony. "It was an unacceptable gesture and Mr. Rubiales' apologies are not enough," the acting prime minister said.

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Spanish prime minister condemns FA president over ‘unacceptable’ kiss at Women’s World Cup final

Rubiales’ position as head of the Spanish FA is under increasing pressure

The Independent UK

The ‘huge ego’ at the centre of Spanish football’s sexism storm

Unwanted kisses, crotch-grabbing and allegations of using federation money to pay for orgies, Spanish FA president Luis Rubiales has become a magnet for controversy, writes Miguel Delaney

The Independent UK

Spain boss Jorge Vilda appears to grab breast of female coach during World Cup final

Vilda is the latest man associated with Spanish women’s football to act inappropriately during the World Cup final

The Independent UK

World Cup winners Spain prove conflict and success can co-exist

Jorge Vilda and his players have not seen eye to eye but against England they were in perfect alignment in their will to win

The Guardian - UK

Fifa Women’s World Cup 2023: A tale of Spanish resurgence and overwhelming emotion

Spain’s win marked a new dawn in women’s football, with the underdogs proving their mettle and the established teams showing their class. Spain’s win, Morocco’s dream run, NZ’s first victory & Linda Caicedo’s cancer-survival story made 2023 FIFA WWC a tale of emotions. La Roja’s success was due to their…

The Hindu

Spanish FA chief admits kiss ‘somewhat tarnished’ Women’s World Cup win

Luis Rubiales strikes more conciliatory note after previously defending his kissing on lips of forward Jenni Hermoso

The Guardian - UK

Spain celebrate but Olga Carmona’s tragedy mars their World Cup triumph

The Women’s World Cup was won the hardest way with a victory achieved amid an ongoing war against inequality

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Spanish football president’s kiss sparks outrage after Women’s World Cup final

Luis Rubiales rejects suggestions kissing forward Jenni Hermoso on lips at post-match ceremony was inappropriate

The Independent UK

How not to win a World Cup: Spain, Jorge Vilda and the story of a complicated victory

While Spain displayed their talent on the pitch to defeat England in the World Cup final, questions around their controversial head coach continue to overshadow an unprecedented triumph

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Here’s Why The Crowd Booed Spain’s Coach, Jorge Vilda, At The Women’s World Cup Final

Some players were also seen ignoring Vilda after the historic win.

The Independent UK

Spaniards back home celebrate La Roja winning Women's World Cup

Spaniards have erupted in joy after La Roja won the Women’s World Cup, with some following coach Jorge Vilda’s call to take to the streets and celebrate Spain’s first major soccer title in more than a decade

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Fans ripped the Spanish Football Federation for celebrating controversial Jorge Vilda after World Cup win

The players deserve so much better than this classless garbage.

The Guardian - UK

England fell in love with this team but Spain serve up bittersweet ending

The Lionesses lose the battle of ideas but good things can come of this defeat: new strategies, fresh blood, realistic expectations

The Guardian - UK

Sarina Wiegman has ‘no regrets’ after England fall to Spain in World Cup final

Sarina Wiegman said she had “no regrets” and backed her England side to bounce back from a heartbreaking defeat in the Women’s World Cup final

Sports Illustrated

With a World Cup Title in Hand, It’s Time for Spain to Listen to Its Players

On the pitch, La Roja have reached the pinnacle in women's soccer. But what comes next may prove to be more important as tensions between players and the federation remain.

The Guardian - UK

Spain set gold standard amid cheers for the players and boos for the coach

Country that also holds the Under-17 and Under-20 World Cups triumphed in spite of Jorge Vilda and could dominate for years

Chicago Sun-Times

Spain beats England 1-0 to capture Women’s World Cup title

Spain is the fifth winner in nine editions of the Women’s World Cup and joins Germany as the only two nations to win both the men’s and women’s tournament.

Radio France Internationale

Carmona hails 'unstoppable' Spain after World Cup triumph

Spain's goalscoring hero Olga Carmona hailed her "unstoppable" side as they beat England 1-0 to win the Women's World Cup for the first time on Sunday in Sydney.

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