RFEF boss Luis Rubiales starred in the controversial and repudiated moment with striker Jennifer Hermoso. Later, the footballer herself spoke about the situation, which she preferred to take with humor.
Spain celebrates. This Sunday, the women’s team of this country beat England by the minimum score in the final of the World Cup, crowning themselves as planetary monarchs for the first time in their history. However, one fact tarnished a day that seemed to be just a party.
It was that in the middle of the awards ceremony, when the Hispanic players received the medals that accredited them as champions on the stage set up on the field, there was a controversial and uncomfortable moment with the president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation, Luis Rubiales .
There the boss of the RFEF – taking advantage of the euphoria of the footballers – took striker Jennifer Hermoso’s head then kissed her on the mouth generating a wide repudiation on social networks where the actions of the leader have been condemned, already accused of abuse of power, violence, machismo, sexual harassment and abuse .
Anyway, The person concerned himself preferred to take the situation with ease . In a video later shown from the dressing room at Sydney’s Olympic Stadium, the footballer laughingly pointed out “but I didn’t like it, huh” showing for now a sense of humor before the fact.
It should be remembered that the Red Fury won the title after winning the decisive match with the two loners Olga Carmona in the 29th minute of the match, a historic goal since it meant his first world title at adult level .
Likewise, the Europeans made history by winning planetary crowns in the Sub-17, Sub-20 and now in the absolute categories, all trophies obtained consecutively. (Japan had done this before, but not consistently.)
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