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An unwanted kiss cast a pall over the Spanish team’s victory at the Women’s World Cup. Some are calling it a #MeToo moment for the country and for soccer there.

Luis Rubiales position as president of the Spanish FA has moved beyond untenable. The right thing to do is remove him from that position.

Of one of the greats of the game in this country, the men's world cup—winning goalkeeper iker casillas, who said... joe, we have had comments from the spanish secretary of sport, saying he wants this to be spanish football's #metoo moment, and when it comes to this issue in spain, it is notjust about rubiales? yeah, as you can imagine, social media in spain has been full of conversation about notjust this one but a wider context. and one video that's resurfaced there today is this from a documentary called break the silence, which looked at the conduct of the coach shown in this footage, ign...

For England, it will be the triumph of a woman who is loved by her peers. For Spain, it may be a victory for the players fighting for their colours.

Last year’s row followed the team’s Euro 2022 exit to England.